Dark Tech · DT-024
I Approved the Update at 04:09 and I Have the Log to Prove It
The automated testing for the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor update showed no faults, leading to routine approval for global rollout. However, shortly after the update was deployed, systems across 24 countries began to crash, leading to catastrophic failures for 8.5 million machines.
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