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CrowdStrike Didn't Just Affect Windows But Linux Too!
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this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2024
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Guess it deppends on the SLA and the contract crowdstrike had with each company. Maybe lawsuits from companies that don't use crowdstrike but were affected by it, but for big companies it should be solved outside the judicial system (no one wants to expose to exploration), like arbitration.