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CrowdStrike updates caused Linux outages in April
A recent CrowdStrike update wreaked havoc on Windows machines worldwide, causing a wave of Blue Screen of Deaths (BSODs) that crippled operations in critical sectors like healthcare, finance and airlines.
While CrowdStrike initially assured Linux users they were safe, it has now emerged that similar issues have silently plagued Linux systems for months. In April, a civic tech lab experienced a co...
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