Crowdstrike pushed out a world-wide update to their client software, which auto-updated itself. This update was buggy and it caused the host machine to go into

Crowdstrike pushed out a world-wide update to their client software, which auto-updated itself. This update was buggy and it caused the host machine to go into a BSOD boot loop. The fact that the host machine happened to be running Windows has very little to nothing to do with it. It's like blaming a pothole for your car going exploding. Yes there was a pothole, yes it shouldn't have been there, yes it could have been avoided, but the fact that your car self immolated because of mere pothole points to possibly other underlying issues with your car.