Their homepage....seems like they did it in less then 62 mins...
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I'm cackling
This is the best summary I could come up with:
There are reports of IT outages affecting major institutions in Australia and internationally.
The ABC is experiencing a major network outage, along with several other media outlets.
Crowd-sourced website Downdetector is listing outages for Foxtel, National Australia Bank and Bendigo Bank.
Follow our live blog as we bring you the latest updates.
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CrowdsStrike + Microsoft is one hell of a drug.
CrowdsStrike's marketing is spot on though
It sounds like a good idea to get your software put in between business critical processes and charge a lot of money for it....
....up until your software stops all those business critical processes....
I really feel for all the techs worldwide who have to collectively deal with this mess across the millions of endpoints that now require manual intervention to fix since it can’t be reliably automated.
Especially when they pushed the update at 3pm on a Friday afternoon