In my experience, the only thing that really made them more difficult than managing end users who were using an authentication app instead was having to facilitate getting the fob to the users and replacing them occasionally and they were dirt cheap… Like less than $5 apiece.
They’re not expensive at all.
Spillovers into other boxes definitely count…
I don’t want to do this next part but I can’t resist…
Just ask my girlfriend…
Ba dum tiss
This shit is hilarious!
Look… All I have to say is… Support the Internet Archive!
(please)
Chiropractors are quacks and looking up slightly at a TV isn’t bad.
Mine’s been mounted over my fireplace for years without warping.
Also, 😂
No.
My main point was that crowdstrike has always been lazy man’s garbage.
If it only impacts a percentage of your machines then there was a problem in the deployment strategy or the solution wasn’t worthwhile to begin with.
I installed and tinkered with Red Hat 5.2 from CD around 97 or 98.
Not big enough.