Okay, where is an updated remediation script?
I wonder if this will give them reason to consider an ML tool or something like crowdstrike to scan the repo.
Crowdstrike as in the compant responsible for a global outage for machines using it including airports, hotels, fuelstations, banks, broadcasting, and manufacturing?
The company that accidentally made every impacted machine boot-loop because they accidentally added a whole bunch of empty lines of code to production?
No, the other one
Linux is perfection. I’ve never ever had to emergency patch nix distros. Ever.
It’s amazing what a free pass this place will give based on how much money your product makes.
fun fact: a few months before the big crowdstirke incident, they did the same thing to their Linux customers. I can only assume it didn’t make headlines due to lower adoption rates and what I suspect was far easier remediation.
Yes that one. Who are still regardless best in class for anti malware in businesses. I think what they did was dumb but businesses still trust them. They are one of the few AV vendors that back up their product with a hands on SOC.
I’m not sure that it’s necessary, the issue here is that anyone can create an account and adopt an orphaned package.
You don’t think that
cronandgrepis sufficient?
