Yep, because on enterprise servers in a rack somewhere in a remote datacenters, IPMI is what allows admins to connect remotely, restart, and get a remote console to remove the offending files (or just keep restarting).
> […] and get a remote console to remove the offending files (or just keep restarting).
Sometimes (often?) you need a more 'advanced' OOB/LOM license to get remote console from Dell/HP/Lenovo/etc.
I suppose it was useful only for a part of the problem, as most CrowdStroke™ machines were client and kiosk...
Since one of the solutions was to reboot "up to 15 times" I would imagine so.