CrowdStrike recovers 97% of systems after major disruption
arstechnica.com — July 26, 2024, 07:00 PM UTC
Summary: CrowdStrike reported that 97% of its Falcon security software users have restored their systems after a faulty update caused disruptions to 8.5 million Windows PCs, affecting flights and emergency services. Microsoft deployed over 5,000 engineers to assist recovery efforts. The incident, attributed to testing bugs, is estimated to have cost Fortune 500 companies around $5.4 billion, prompting discussions on improving Windows security protocols.
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