 CrowdStrike's faulty update that crippled computers around the globe, grounding flights and closing businesses impacted 8.5 million devices, according to Microsoft. Now, government cybersecurity agencies across the globe and CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz are warning businesses and people about new phishing schemes aimed at capitalizing off the situation. They involve malicious actors posing as CrowdStrike employees or other tech specialists offering assistance to those recovering from the outage.