@marcan somewhere in Crowdstrike's bugtracker, 3 bugs...

@marcan somewhere in Crowdstrike's bugtracker, 3 bugs titled "move ruleset eval out of process", "always canary dynamic update files" and "add fuzzing to the update files parser", filed by SREs 5+ years ago, marked as P4, get resurrected and set as P0.

(Remember go/outage-2013 ? :p)

Like 19 July at 13:48 | Wall-to-wall | Open on mastodon.delroth.net

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ambroisie

@delroth that go link seems to be dead 😢

19 July at 15:55 | Open on nixos.paris

Lion abt not making pride puns

@delroth @marcan I wonder if Microsoft are again scowling at third-parties making their system "unreliable" and weighing up auto-disabling additional kernel drivers after repeated failed boots again.

(Consumer Windows does so much attempted autorepair I'm kind of surprised it *can't* dig itself out of this hole if safe mode works. But maybe "trusted boot" and disk encryption built atop that screws all this up in an enterprise world.)

19 July at 17:43 | Open on plush.city

Pierre Bourdon

@LionsPhil @marcan they issue the signing certs, they can set any policy they want - but they don't.

19 July at 17:43 | Open on mastodon.delroth.net

Lion abt not making pride puns

@delroth @marcan Imagine a world in which they'd also said "no" to the likes of SecuROM the first time. *sigh*

19 July at 17:53 | Open on plush.city

Shiz

@LionsPhil safe mode does fix it, but I think you can only enter safe mode using the Bitlocker recovery key

19 July at 21:46 | Open on mastodon.social