No bet. There are two failures here. (1) Failing to check the data for validity, and (2) Failing to handle an error gracefully.
Both of these are undergraduate-level techniques. Heck, they are covered in most first-semester programming courses. Either of these failures is inexcusable in a professional product, much less one that is running with kernel-level privileges.
Bet: CrowdStrike has outsourced much of its development work.
Both of these are undergraduate-level techniques. Heck, they are covered in most first-semester programming courses. Either of these failures is inexcusable in a professional product, much less one that is running with kernel-level privileges.
Bet: CrowdStrike has outsourced much of its development work.