People are blaming Microsoft for signing a driver with bugs. Also something about not having an eBPF API. This just sounds like shifting the blame to me. Nothi

People are blaming Microsoft for signing a driver with bugs. Also something about not having an eBPF API. This just sounds like shifting the blame to me. Nothing Microsoft did changed anything for the CS situation. Apparently it's Microsoft's fault that they don't have a great, secure, bugless API that everyone seems to want all of the sudden. On the day the crashes started, Microsoft had a cloud services outage, and people assumed the two outages were related (they sort of were, in that some of the consultancies Microsoft hired also ran CrowdStrike so they couldn't get support for the cloud outages as easily). That seemed to have stuck around.