CrowdStrike incident

CrowdStrike incident sparks debate on automatic updates

CrowdStrike’s faulty auto-update patch in July caused operating systems to crash, sparking a debate on the best approach to software updates. While automatic updates are crucial for minimizing cyberthreats, the incident highlighted the risks of operational disruptions. The event has led to calls for better vendor management and more informed decision-making regarding update strategies.

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Windows 11 (faulty update)

Windows 11 update triggers reboots, screens of death

Microsoft’s recent optional update for Windows 11, KB5043145, has caused problems including restart loops, blue and green screen errors, BitLocker problems and dead USB connections. The update is optional, so there’s no need to install it until it is fixed, and users who have installed it and experienced problems can uninstall.

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