I've pointed out in a couple of replies over the past day, but it's worth mentioning in a top-level post, too, and starting off a couple of points.
These are #CrowdStrike's general terms and conditions. You want to be looking at §8.2 and §8.6.
https://crowdstrike.com/terms-conditions/
The disclaimer of warranty is a normal thing in software licence agreements. But were any of its corporate users violating the not-to-be-used conditions? Was that negligence on their parts if so?
Consider, for examples, the prohibitions in #CrowdStrike's general terms and conditions on use in life-critical or communications systems, versus the reports that this affected:
* 911 systems in the U.S.A. and Canada
* NHS hospital systems in the U.K.
* news broadcasters in Australia & the U.K.
* anecdotally, at least one hospital MRI system
* to my and one of my followers's direct knowledge, GP offices in the U.K., prescriptions, and pharmacies (https://mastodonapp.uk/@JdeBP/112812900655314583)
