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Microsoft bows down to Crowdstrike et al. It does not drive antivirus from the Windows kernel

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On September 10, Microsoft held a security conference to discuss with security vendors how to improve infrastructure reliability. He was reacting to the case of the Crowdstrike antivirus, which in July caused an outage of at least 8.5 million computers. According to some sources, it was the largest...
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