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You can Google "Crowdstrike" and you will find its web page where it advertises itself as
The world's most secure business on the first cloud-native endpoint protection platform built to stop breaches.
But we know that presumptive assessment of its own expertise was proved over-rated due to its failure to secure DNC computers from hacking in 2016. After being called on in May 2016 to stop suspected Russian hacking after damaging info from DNC emails were released, their assurance that penetration of the DNC computers was halted proved erroneous. The stolen emails detailed the crooked DNC behind-the-scenes manipulation of the primary process to guarantee Hillary's nomination in the primary, and revealing secret DNC opposition research on the Trump campaign which dated back several years.
Crowdstrike claimed it had detected suspected Russian hacking that had been occurring for maybe a year leading up to June 2016, but also assured DNC officials in June 20126 that their computers had been secured from future hacking.
Not two weeks later the DNC lost an additional trove of secret emails which Crowdstrike claimed resulted from further Russian hacking, but which tech experts said could not possibly have been stolen through hacking due to the volume of the materials stolen.
"Some of the hackers had access to the DNC network for about a year, but all were expelled over the past weekend in a major cleanup campaign, the committee officials and experts said."
Russian government hackers penetrated DNC, stole opposition research on Trump, The Washington Post, June 14, 2016.
You got orders from your GRU masters to start this up again? They must be getting desperate.