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Especially because if it was crowdstrike wouldn’t be apologizing and accepting blame.



Why? They are in a very specific business and have more incentive to cover up successful attacks than most other companies.

And while I'm 99% for Hanlon's razor here, I don't see a reason to be sure it wasn't even a completely successful DoS attack.


“Our employee pushed bad code by accident” is VASTLY better for them than “we didn’t secure the infra that pushes updates to millions of machines”.




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