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MacOS doesn’t allow third party kernel modules any more, so CrowdStrike on Mac can’t cause the same problem. On Linux, the latest versions of CrowdStrike use eB
by cowsandmilk 2y ago
MacOS doesn’t allow third party kernel modules any more, so CrowdStrike on Mac can’t cause the same problem. On Linux, the latest versions of CrowdStrike use eBPF while older versions were kernel modules. The older versions definitely could have had the same issue. In theory, use of eBPF should prevent the same problem in the newer Linux version.