If you have write access a path like C:\Windows\System32\drivers\CrowdStrike\ (and I'd assume the parent directory), then you pretty much can crash the kernel many ways.
If you have the means to insert an AV config file update in between the config servers and the user's host then you probably can PWN the system pretty easily as well.
What this probably does mean is that Crowdstrike will be receiving some attention from hackers of both hat colors. Here's the bug bounty page ... https://hackerone.com/crowdstrike?type=team
If you have the means to insert an AV config file update in between the config servers and the user's host then you probably can PWN the system pretty easily as well.
What this probably does mean is that Crowdstrike will be receiving some attention from hackers of both hat colors. Here's the bug bounty page ... https://hackerone.com/crowdstrike?type=team