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I'd wager it's the old Friday specialI wonder if someone got in and infected the update?
That they might be locked out of as wellYou'd think they'd have them in a key escrow or a backup secrets manager somewhere.
I'd say 95% of company wouldn't have a clue what they're doing most of the timeYou'd think. Unless that's their next project just after this anti-malware update...
I tried to.work avocado into it but lacked the eleganceDid you get this from a boomer Facebook page or is this all you
Their main advice is restore from backupLooks like it's the Crowdstrike update specifically affecting Azure VM'S, not Windows servers generally. It will be interesting to see how a buggy patch got through. Got a laugh at MS advice.
'Microsoft's top piece of advice to fix your broken Azure VMs is to turn them off and on again - repeatedly. No, even more than that.'
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Reboots best fix for Azure VMs CrowdStrike borked, says Msft
Have you tried turning it off and on again, like, a bunch?www.theregister.com
It sounds silly doesn't it?Their main advice is restore from backup
The reboot 15 times is probably related to triggering a last known good configuration rollback as a possible quick fix now that crowdstrike aren't pushing out a brick patch
Reckon there's a bit of bluff and bluster in the IT industryThat they might be locked out of as well
I'd say 95% of company wouldn't have a clue what they're doing most of the time
The big thing at the moment is airgapped recovery environments, but most places don't have them yet
And they don't protect everything, it's all app data not end user compute
This has hit end user compute hard