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Therefore, the impact of this paralysis is so large and difficult to recover. Third, last time, although he admitted his mistake and issued an apology and solution on Friday. But they have not yet explained how this destructive update was released without testing and other safety measures. Naturally, many critical voices began to focus on the core figure of the incident: CEO z. Technology industry analysts pointed out that this is not the first time Kurtz has played an important role in a major incident. Familiar recipe, familiar taste. On January 2, 2017, the antivirus software released a software update for corporate customers.


The updated software deleted a critical system file, causing millions of poland whatsapp resource computers around the world to crash and restart repeatedly. Similar problems to the errors of the previous version also required manual repair (the device was offline). And Z was the CTO at the time. In 2017, Z founded and has been the CEO ever since. What happened in 2017? At 10:00 a.m. on January 2, 2017, a "problematic" virus definition update was released to corporate customers. Then these computers that automatically updated would directly fall into an "infinite restart" loop until the technical support staff arrived to manually repair it. The reason behind it is actually very simple - after receiving the new definition, the antivirus software identified a regular binary file "v" as a virus "" and destroyed it.


A university staff member reported that a computer on his network was paralyzed. Another email from a US company said that they had "hundreds of users" affected: This problem affects a large number of users and simply replacing v does not solve the problem. You must boot into safe mode and install the file and then manually run the v console. After that, you also need to delete the quarantined files. Each user has at least two files quarantined, and some users have as many as . Unfortunately, using this method you cannot be sure which of the files you have recovered are important system files and which are virus files.