Published 07/29/2024 12:46:35 p.m.

Microsoft mulls restricting third-party access to Windows kernel after CrowdStrike outage

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A faulty CrowdStrike driver caused a major Windows BSOD issue. Microsoft confirmed the cause and is working to prevent future problems. The post Microsoft mulls restricting third-party access to Windows kernel after CrowdStrike outage appeared first on MSPoweruser.

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Microsoft mulls restricting third-party access to Windows kernel after CrowdStrike outage

07/29/2024 12:46:35 p.m.

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