CrowdStrike is actively working with affected customers and encourages them to use official channels for communication.
CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz confirmed that the issue causing worldwide technology outages was eventually “discovered, isolated and corrected.” He revealed this on platform X on Friday, July 19.
The crash was due to a flaw in a Windows software update, but Mac and Linux were not affected.
Kurtz emphasized that this was not a security incident or a cyber attack.
CrowdStrike is actively working with affected customers and encourages them to use official channels for communication.
“The company’s team is fully mobilized to maintain the safety and stability of customers,” assured Kurtz.
We remind you that a large-scale technical failure worldwide has disrupted the work of airports, banks and the media. In particular, all flights of the main American companies – Delta, United Airlines and American Airlines – were canceled.
We reported that on May 30, the Monobank mobile application experienced a failure in all operations.
Source: korrespondent
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