About this episode
🔗 Sponsored by Sentry https://sentry.io | Code breaks, fix it faster#sponsoredssh terminal.shophttps://lowlevel.academy/📌 Chapters:00:00:00 - Intro00:02:04 - Low level explains what we know00:05:32 - How does this compare to the CrowdStrike outage?00:07:13 - What is a memory fuzzer?00:10:17 - What was the impact of the outage?00:12:22 - Movie talk sidebar00:14:58 - AUTH, choices and risk managment00:19:33 - Cloudflare also went down00:21:14 - Knowledge management00:23:07 - Chaos at Netflix00:32:00 - DHH's response00:33:21- Personally effected00:34:15 - Internet Of Things Devices00:39:38 - Personal Network Security vs Faith in Humanity00:42:27 - More on IOT devices00:48:10 - Car talk and internet connected failures00:51:17 - Fail open00:55:30 - Could Rust have prevented this?00:57:45 - Wrap up and outroCould Your Company Survive a Google Outage?Last week, Google Cloud went down—and with it, a massive chunk of the internet. In this episode of Standup, we’re joined by security expert Low Level Learning to break down what actually happened, how a single null pointer crashed Google’s management plane, and why Cloudflare and other services followed. We also go deep on software fuzzing, dependency risk, fail-open systems, and the absurd reality of internet-connected lamps.Featuring:Prime: https://x.com/ThePrimeagenCasey Muratori: https://x.com/cmuratoriTrash Dev: https://x.com/trashh_devLow Level Learning: https://x.com/LowLevelTweetsBonus topics include: automated cat feeders, Teslas on fire, and Baby Shark as a disaster protocol.
