Comments by "Vitaly L" (@vitalyl1327) on "CrowdStrike Destroyed The Internet" video.

@jorper2526 boot loop on a failed kernel is 100% on Microsoft. A proper OS would have reverted to a last known good root fs state (and a last good bootloader state). Not to mention a watchdog that must detect boot loops.
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@momofomomofo their update process is an utter crap and those who designed.it.are criminally negligent. And Microsoft is equally liable here for not making overlay updates.a default. They don't even have an overlay fs to start with!
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@Fiercesoulking who would run Office on an infrastructure-critical machine?
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@maushax given that Crowdstrike is just a scam, as well as the entire "anti-virus" industry, they would not care about any proper practices, all they do is security theatre.
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@danielburger2550 not on an immutable rootfs, not with an A/B bootloader, not with overlay updates.
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@danielburger2550 in some distribitions (in particular the ones for corporate use).such a configurarion is a default.
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@FilipCordas it cannot, a proper Linux setup would roll back without any issues.
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@FilipCordas lol, name such a setup. I'll wait. Demonstrate a Windows setup that will roll back after any catasteophic update, or a crypto-locking malware, or just data loss.
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@McZsh very rarely a kernel update is patching a 0-day. There is nothing wrong with rolling back to a last known good state.
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@BrandSolutionslnc a proper bootloader would have reverted rootfs to the last known state on a watchdog failure.
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