Yup, admins essentially have to log in in safe mode delete a particular file,

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Jul 19, 2024
9:41:51am

311polo 3rd String

Yup, admins essentially have to log in in safe mode delete a particular file,

then restore and reboot.

There's no patch Crowdstrike can deploy (aside from rolling back the update sent out last night).

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311polo

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For those in the know, how will Crowdstrike roll out a patch to servers that

mudpupper

Jul 19, 9:36am

They won't, the servers will have to be fixed without CrowdStrike's help.

silent_t

Jul 19, 9:38am

Yup, admins essentially have to log in in safe mode delete a particular file,

311polo

Jul 19, 9:41am

Do you have your Windows 2012 server install CD handy?

HuskerFan2

Jul 19, 9:41am

Virtual environments are easier. Assuming you have access to them.

VACOUGFAN

Jul 19, 9:45am

Not if the virtual environment runs on Hyper-V...

Ungoy

Jul 19, 10:18am

Just spam F8

G.Freeman

Jul 19, 10:23am

If the Hyper-V host runs CrowdStrike on it, then it would be affected as well.

Ungoy

Jul 19, 10:32am

Presumably everyone has access to their physical servers using RAC or iLO.

VACOUGFAN

Jul 19, 9:58pm

RE: For those in the know, how will Crowdstrike roll out a patch to servers that

Tio

Jul 19, 9:52am

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