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Today I'm grateful I'm using Linux - Global IT issues caused by Crowdstrike update causes BSOD on Windows
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Even 911 is impacted
In the US 911 is decentralized, so widespread things will always affect it in some places. Solarwinds hack was another one.
Assuming the entire phone system isn’t down, there are typically very shitty to deal with workarounds for CAD outages.
That's potentially life threatening. I wonder if 112 in other countries is affected, it shouldn't be but at this point I'm afraid it is.
In the Netherlands 112 is fine, most critical systems are. It's mostly airports that are getting fucked by this it seems.
Banks and PSPs are fine here too.