Yeah, I don’t see how one can blame Microsoft in this scenario. If you choose to run buggy kernel-level code, that’s on you, not the publisher of the kernel/OS.

Yeah, I don’t see how one can blame Microsoft in this scenario. If you choose to run buggy kernel-level code, that’s on you, not the publisher of the kernel/OS. Especially when the code you’re running is a replacement for functionality already provided by the OS. It’s hard to argue that MS could be negligent for “not having a good enough AV/endpoint protection solution” or “allowing customers to run kernel-level code.”