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CrowdStrike bug

CrowdStrike Bug hit 8.5 Million Windows Devices, Says Microsoft
Winsage
July 20, 2024

CrowdStrike Bug hit 8.5 Million Windows Devices, Says Microsoft

A global tech outage caused by a software update from CrowdStrike has impacted nearly 8.5 million Microsoft devices, leading to widespread disruptions in air travel, broadcasting, and access to essential services like healthcare and banking. CrowdStrike has developed a solution to help expedite a fix for Microsoft's Azure infrastructure, and Microsoft is collaborating with Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform to address the industry-wide effects of the outage. Delta Air Lines reported over 600 flight cancellations due to the disruption.
Infamous BSOD appears across Windows machines globally as suspected security bug grounds planes, hits health services
Winsage
July 19, 2024

Infamous BSOD appears across Windows machines globally as suspected security bug grounds planes, hits health services

A bug in CrowdStrike security software has caused global system outages, affecting industries such as airlines, train companies, and emergency services. Microsoft has acknowledged the issue, stating that virtual machines running Windows with the CrowdStrike Falcon agent may encounter the blue screen of death (BSOD) and get stuck in a restarting loop. CrowdStrike has identified and deployed a fix for the issue, but major organizations like Sky News and KLM have experienced outages, with some still working to restore services. CrowdStrike assures that this is not a security incident or cyberattack, but rather a technical fault with a content update for Windows hosts.
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