Global BSOD
- Thread starter Dirk Diggler
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wondering if my
Down around 15% pre-market, I imagine it'll be in freefall - the cost of this, is going to be absolutely insane.
Down around 15% pre-market, I imagine it'll be in freefall - the cost of this, is going to be absolutely insane.
Yeah I've watched it bobble around 300. Not sure if it's a buy or not. Mainly due to long term contract renewals
I bought BP years ago after the oil rig disaster. This is the equivalent for Crowdstrike.
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Man of Honour
See step 2.
Soldato
Even the local doctors systems are down.
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Probably a good idea to let it burn a bit once market opens.
Soldato
Well if they use CS then they will be since the server will be stuck with a BSOD until CS is manually fixed.
Caporegime
I know many of our systems are affected, especially retail and service systems, but all my back-end access and stuff is working fine (booooo!).
Soldato
I'm going to be taking a bit of a bath later today
Will decide later whether to bail or double down. Depends what the long-term affect this will have on the company.
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Soldato
Can we roll back to the 90's?
Soldato
Work for an Managed Service Provider, majority of our clients are on M365, so far all services appear to be working for all our clients.
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Hack or someone pulling a power cord?
Don
Probably a DEI hire at Crowdstrike.
But it's a Crowdstrike issue. Yes affecting Microsoft servers but it's not their doing.