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CrowdStrike apologizes to Congress for 'perfect storm' that caused global IT outage

Argues worse could happen if it loses kernel access CrowdStrike is "deeply sorry" for the "perfect storm of issues" that saw its faulty software update crash millions of Windows machines, leading to the grounding of thousands of planes, passengers st

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Sep 26 2024
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CrowdStrike apologizes to Congress for 'perfect storm' that caused global IT outage

CrowdStrike is "deeply sorry" for the "perfect storm of issues" that saw its faulty software update crash millions of Windows machines, leading to the grounding of thousands of planes, passengers str… [+3449 chars]

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