Obviously it can happen to ANY platform, but why does it always seems to bring BSOD to Windows:
Why is it sometimes referred to as Crowdstrike and Cloudstrike?
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Obviously it can happen to ANY platform, but why does it always seems to bring BSOD to Windows:
Why is it sometimes referred to as Crowdstrike and Cloudstrike?
It's Crowdstrike. And, the main problem is, MS gave them basically full access to update the kernel and to be able to push changes to the kernel without MS checking them. Crazy lack of quality control on both ends.
Though to be fair, if Linux were as popular, then this would be happening to Linux systems.
The issue is with one company, both directly and indirectly, being able to inflict this much disruption from a botched update.
*reboots into Ubuntu again*