> until eBPF for Windows is done Red Hat says CrowdStrike themselves have sent out eBPF files that have caused all sorts of kernel panics. Any sufficiently adv

> until eBPF for Windows is done Red Hat says CrowdStrike themselves have sent out eBPF files that have caused all sorts of kernel panics. Any sufficiently advanced kernel scripting language is still kernel-level code. I'm not sure eBPF is exactly the savior people are hoping for, though I do still think it remains something of a general improvement if Microsoft can actually get AV vendors and others to use eBPF rather than bespoke kernel drivers.