2024-07-24 02:49:59
After the fall of WindowsA video of CrowdStrike resurfaced on social media, generating laughter for its content; we show you the material that aged badly and it is not to be missed.
And the fault is Microsoft computer scientist which took place this Friday, July 19, caused the global collapse of banks, airlines, and companies that employ your cloud services.
Although a possible cyber attack was initially pointed out, the origin of this failure was a software update defect of the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike.
So,why netizens revisited an old video of CrowdStrike against him as a joke, after the fall of Windows? Here we explain.
Microsoft computer outage creates chaos today, July 19 (AFP)
What is the video that got CrowdStrike busted after Windows crashed?
“Anything can happen in 2 minutes”, reads at the beginning of the video of CrowdStrike where alert for the Global threats in 2024which was described as ironic among social media users.
With a short video posted on his Instagram account, February 11, 2024the company dedicated to cybersecurity promoted its service to issue a safety report about the dangers that this entails.
Here the CrowdStrike agency reported that the fastest time recorded to commit a cyber crime It is 127 secondsalthough he emphasized that “a lot can happen in 2 minutes”.
“¿He wants to know more about who is targeting him“Request your 2024 Global Threat Report,” he wrote in the description of the video for which CrowdStrike has been the target of mockery following the Windows crash.
It should be noted that it was CrowdStrike’s own antiviruswhich triggered a worldwide disaster, where the dreaded virus appeared on thousands of Windows computers blue screen of death.
“In our line of work, every second counts. And time is running out for our adversaries.”
CrowdStrike
Next, We show you the video of CrowdStrike which has aged badly and is already generating laughter after the fall of Windows:
“Who is a global threat now?” Netizens mock CrowdStrike video
For their part, Internet users were quick to bring to light this video from CrowdStrike in which, in an ironic manner, they expressed: ““Who is a global threat now?”
Although other users recalled the gravity of the chaos caused in millions of companies that operate with the help of the cloud Windows.
“Any apologies for the lost packages? Or for the missed flights? (…)or to destroy everyone“I’m not going to be a fan of CrowdStrike,” reads one of the comments written by Internet users on the CrowdStrike video post.
Windows blue screen (Microsoft)
2024-07-24 02:49:59