smartpeoplebelw

You are off by several orders of magnitude

Also keep in mind 8.5 million is likely the count of machines fully impacted and are not counting the machines impacted but were able to be automatically recovered.

There's also orders of magnitudes more machines today than 20 years ago -- so it should be easier to infect more machines now than before, and yet no one can sight a virus that was as quickly moving and damaging as what crowdstrike did through gross negligence.

Be better.