Soon other countries and corporations will follow and sue them til bankrupt, LOL.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/bus...onsider-covering-losses-global-outage-4501666
An AirAsia self-check-in kiosk shows a maintenance notice, at Kuala Lumpur International Airport's Terminal 2, after a global IT system outage, in Sepang, Malaysia, on Jul 19, 2024. (Photo: REUTERS/Hasnoor Hussain)
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's digital minister said on Wednesday (Jul 24) he has asked global tech firms Microsoft and CrowdStrike to consider compensating companies that suffered losses during last week's global tech outage.
A faulty update to CrowdStrike's security software crashed computers powered by Microsoft's Windows operating system on Friday, disrupting internet services across the globe and affecting a broad range of industries.
Five government agencies and nine companies operating in aviation, banking and healthcare were among those affected in Malaysia, minister Gobind Singh Deo told reporters.
Gobind said he had met with representatives from Microsoft and CrowdStrike to seek a full report on the incident and ask the firms to take steps to avoid a repeat outage.
"If there are any damages or losses, where there have been any parties that have made such claims, I've asked them to consider those claims and see to what extent they are able to help resolve the issue," Gobind said, adding that the government would also assist on the claims where possible.
The total amount of losses incurred has not yet been determined, he said.
On Tuesday, the chief executive of Malaysia's Capital A, the operator of budget carrier AirAsia, said airlines affected by the IT outage deserved compensation for losses, media reported.
"The principle is that if we do something wrong, we have to compensate. We, other airlines, and other businesses lost a lot.
"They should offer us compensation, and right now, we have to wait and see," Tony Fernandes was quoted as saying by state news agency Bernama.
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NBPCB outsourced to CECA to save costs some more la, now end up worse off, LOL...:
https://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/cr...ew-innovation-and-development-center-in-pune/
https://www.techcircle.in/2024/02/1...india-footprint-launches-new-facility-in-pune
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As mentioned many times previously, the UN and WTO should totally ban CECAs from engaging in any work activities for foreign tech firms and not be allowed to do business nor travel to other parts of the world. The only exception is the export of basic commodities like spices or rice (in fact we don't need what ranjiao Basmati CECA rice, ironically very likely they are mainly consumed by the CECAs here NBCB) and blue collar workers to do manual labour work but must all be strictly contained within workers dormitories and the work place.
But naive AMDK companies wouldn't listen and just to save some costs itchy backside go and outsource to this shithole cuntry and now end up worse off. Just imagine all airlines and major corporation networks all over the world are affected and is going to sue this farking company billions of dollars to become bankrupt.
Most important lesson is: Never ever engage in any business activities with snakey CECA roaches. All these farking roaches will lie thru their teeth just to buy time to collect salaries when things screw up and then make it worse, just like what happened to our farking DBS outage NBCB.
Before the screw up giving false promises...
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When shit hits the face...:
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/bus...onsider-covering-losses-global-outage-4501666
Malaysia asks Microsoft, CrowdStrike to consider covering losses from global outage
An AirAsia self-check-in kiosk shows a maintenance notice, at Kuala Lumpur International Airport's Terminal 2, after a global IT system outage, in Sepang, Malaysia, on Jul 19, 2024. (Photo: REUTERS/Hasnoor Hussain)
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's digital minister said on Wednesday (Jul 24) he has asked global tech firms Microsoft and CrowdStrike to consider compensating companies that suffered losses during last week's global tech outage.
A faulty update to CrowdStrike's security software crashed computers powered by Microsoft's Windows operating system on Friday, disrupting internet services across the globe and affecting a broad range of industries.
Five government agencies and nine companies operating in aviation, banking and healthcare were among those affected in Malaysia, minister Gobind Singh Deo told reporters.
Gobind said he had met with representatives from Microsoft and CrowdStrike to seek a full report on the incident and ask the firms to take steps to avoid a repeat outage.
"If there are any damages or losses, where there have been any parties that have made such claims, I've asked them to consider those claims and see to what extent they are able to help resolve the issue," Gobind said, adding that the government would also assist on the claims where possible.
The total amount of losses incurred has not yet been determined, he said.
On Tuesday, the chief executive of Malaysia's Capital A, the operator of budget carrier AirAsia, said airlines affected by the IT outage deserved compensation for losses, media reported.
"The principle is that if we do something wrong, we have to compensate. We, other airlines, and other businesses lost a lot.
"They should offer us compensation, and right now, we have to wait and see," Tony Fernandes was quoted as saying by state news agency Bernama.
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NBPCB outsourced to CECA to save costs some more la, now end up worse off, LOL...:
https://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/cr...ew-innovation-and-development-center-in-pune/
https://www.techcircle.in/2024/02/1...india-footprint-launches-new-facility-in-pune
.
.
As mentioned many times previously, the UN and WTO should totally ban CECAs from engaging in any work activities for foreign tech firms and not be allowed to do business nor travel to other parts of the world. The only exception is the export of basic commodities like spices or rice (in fact we don't need what ranjiao Basmati CECA rice, ironically very likely they are mainly consumed by the CECAs here NBCB) and blue collar workers to do manual labour work but must all be strictly contained within workers dormitories and the work place.
But naive AMDK companies wouldn't listen and just to save some costs itchy backside go and outsource to this shithole cuntry and now end up worse off. Just imagine all airlines and major corporation networks all over the world are affected and is going to sue this farking company billions of dollars to become bankrupt.
Most important lesson is: Never ever engage in any business activities with snakey CECA roaches. All these farking roaches will lie thru their teeth just to buy time to collect salaries when things screw up and then make it worse, just like what happened to our farking DBS outage NBCB.
Before the screw up giving false promises...
.
.
.
When shit hits the face...:
