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I don't think they would have had to provide those APIs in the EU, so long as their own security products were "kicked out" as well. That's kind of complicated
by extraduder_ire 2y ago
I don't think they would have had to provide those APIs in the EU, so long as their own security products were "kicked out" as well. That's kind of complicated to achieve in a permanent and provable way. Though, windows has had support for eBPF for about two years now.
- TillE 2y agoWindows eBPF support is experimental and currently provides hooks for packet filtering stuff and nothing else. I would be delighted if their long-term solution is eBPF which provides full anti-malware hooks, but again it's unfortunately not there yet.