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Harun Ozalp | Anadolu | Getty ImagesCrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz said that over 97% of Windows sensors are back online after an update from the cybersecurity firm caused one of the world's biggest IT outages. Last week, CrowdStrike issued a routine update to its users around the world — which mainly comprise large businesses — that had a bug which caused Microsoft's Windows operating system to crash. Many users woke up on Friday to a blue screen error on Windows. The company's share price has been hammered since the incident, as CEO Kurtz looks to contain the reputational fallout. "I am deeply sorry for the disruption this outage has caused and personally apologize to everyone impacted.
Persons: Harun Ozalp, George Kurtz, Kurtz, CrowdStrike Organizations: Microsoft, Anadolu, Getty, LinkedIn Locations: Ankara, Turkey
The reality, however, was much more mundane: a botched software update from the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike. "In this case, it was a content update," said Nick Hyatt, director of threat intelligence at security firm Blackpoint Cyber. And because CrowdStrike has such a broad base of customers, it was the content update felt around the world. In this case, the content update was tied to the CrowdStrike Falcon monitoring software. Software updates should be rolled out incrementally One lesson from the global IT outage, O'Neill said, is that CrowdStrike's update should have been rolled out incrementally.
Persons: Nick Hyatt, CrowdStrike, Hyatt, Harun Ozalp, Eric O'Neill, O'Neill, Peter Avery, Avery Organizations: Microsoft, Anadolu, Getty, FBI, Visual Edge Locations: Ankara, Turkey
In October, the billionaire said buying Twitter was an "accelerant to creating X, the everything app," without providing further details. Musk called WeChat 'great'Super apps refer to a type of app that allow users to carry out multiple functions without having to leave the app. The biggest super app in the world is called WeChat which is run by Chinese technology giant Tencent and has over 1.3 billion users. While China pioneered the super app, the idea has taken off in other parts of Asia. Musk has likely taken inspiration from WeChat, an app he called "great" last year.
Persons: Elon, Harun Ozalp, Elon Musk, China's WeChat, Musk, Linda Yaccarino, WeChat Organizations: HK, Anadolu Agency, Getty, Twitter, Google Locations: China, Asia, Singapore
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