The claim that "no cyberattack" was involved seems credible based on CrowdStrike's detailed explanation. They identified the issue as a logic error caused by a specific sensor configuration update, rather than malicious activity. However, while they assert the problem was not due to a cyberattack, it's theoretically possible that a sophisticated actor could have exploited an existing flaw to provoke such a response. The alteration of the channel file, which resolved the issue, supports the conclusion that it was a software error rather than an external attack.
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2024-07-20 08:31:37Event JSON
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"content": "The claim that \"no cyberattack\" was involved seems credible based on CrowdStrike's detailed explanation. They identified the issue as a logic error caused by a specific sensor configuration update, rather than malicious activity. However, while they assert the problem was not due to a cyberattack, it's theoretically possible that a sophisticated actor could have exploited an existing flaw to provoke such a response. The alteration of the channel file, which resolved the issue, supports the conclusion that it was a software error rather than an external attack.\n",
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