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Indian-Origin Man Claims to Be Fired from CrowdStrike Amid IT Outage, Sparks Meme Frenzy

On Friday, a major IT outage affected banks, airlines, and other sectors globally. CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity firm based in Austin, Texas, was linked to the issue, which was later attributed to a defect in a Windows content update. I got fired from CrowdStrike today šŸ™ I am not really sure what the reason was! Anyway, […]

On Friday, a major IT outage affected banks, airlines, and other sectors globally. CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity firm based in Austin, Texas, was linked to the issue, which was later attributed to a defect in a Windows content update.


Memes Erupt Online
Following the announcement, social media exploded with memes and jokes about ā€œformer CrowdStrike employeesā€ being blamed for the crisis. The online humor intensified as people started making light of the situation.

Indian-Origin Man’s Claim
Amid the meme frenzy, Vinu Sankar Sadasivan, an Indian-origin man and PhD student, claimed on Twitter that he had been fired from CrowdStrike. He expressed confusion over the reason for his termination and invited people to connect with him at an upcoming conference.

Verification and Public Reaction
Sadasivanā€™s claim has been met with skepticism. His online profiles and CV do not mention CrowdStrike, leading some to question the truth behind his statement. Despite this, some netizens offered support, while others saw parallels with the ā€œBoy Who Cried Wolf.ā€

The Ongoing Meme
The situation has fueled further memes and jokes online, blurring the line between sarcasm and reality. Social media users continue to debate whether Sadasivan’s claim is genuine or just another addition to the viral meme series.

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