@ainmosni the way tooany permissions problem you mentioned - is a Microsoft problem
It's the way Windows designed it to work, to promote Defender and make it unnecessary more difficult for commercial products, and mostly impossible for open source - to tackle the functionality of Defender on Windows
Perspective of shared responsibility, of course - just to be clear, the permissions problem is not really a choice of CrowdStrike
@stoff
Note that I'm saying this as a big fan of linux with decades of experience.
Run anything on linux as root, and it has too many permissions. This is not a windows problem.
Sure, there's SELinux, but people find that "too difficult", so many turn it off.
I'm all for smack talking windows, but in this case, the problem is CrowdStrike.