A cyberattack would have had the trigger pulled after everyone had installed the update, when it could have done far worse damage. The attack would have involved corrupting data, so that the damage could not easily be undone. This had neither. Most people who could have been attacked learned of the update failure before downloading this. And so far the bug has only caused crashing, which is relatively easily fixed.
In short, this is not a cyber attack. A cyber attack would have been far, far worse.
This is piss poor testing gone crazy. CloudStrike is one of a few hundred firms that claim to be cyber security firms. There is a lot of, mostly undeserved, arrogance in the field. I have had nothing but bad experiences with any "cyber security" firm in Texas, but admittedly have had no direct experience with CloudStrike. It is a cesspool.
In short, this is not a cyber attack. A cyber attack would have been far, far worse.
This is piss poor testing gone crazy. CloudStrike is one of a few hundred firms that claim to be cyber security firms. There is a lot of, mostly undeserved, arrogance in the field. I have had nothing but bad experiences with any "cyber security" firm in Texas, but admittedly have had no direct experience with CloudStrike. It is a cesspool.