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<blockquote data-quote="Sunshine-boy" data-source="post: 799115" data-attributes="member: 60675">If instead of Windows someone uses Ubuntu</blockquote>Many apps don&#039;t work in Linux(not usable for some ppl)1-HMPA2-Any HIPS software3-windows defender exploit guard4-any advanced antivirus like&nbsp; Kpaskery, and Bitdefender, Eset can help you on that.5-App control/SRP/APPLOCKER(can prevent it)1-Rehips2-Sandboxie3-360 sandbox4-Comodo sandbox5-windows store apps(app container)6-APP-V7-CameyoIf you download your software from the store you get updates very fast(windows updates are also fast like Linux)that&#039;s a valid point. but you can still use windows without any serious problem.idk what are them but in windows, you have enough rootkit protection/detection tools.1-secure boot2-early launch anti-malware3-Measured Boot4-PatchGuard kernel protection5-trusted boot6-Windows Defender System Guard6-Pchunter7-Hips softwareplenty of rootkit hunter tools<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite109" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Microsoft bug bounty is decent!to me, its the most secure os in the world(attack surface is high but that doesn&#039;t mean it&#039;s not safe or it&#039;s less secure than Linux).you can make it secure with windows inbuilt tools+thridparty av/toolslinux doesn&#039;t have an active bug bounty like Microsoft and there are probably many undiscovered vulnerabilities in Linux![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Sunshine-boy, post: 799115, member: 60675"] If instead of Windows someone uses Ubuntu [/QUOTE] Many apps don't work in Linux(not usable for some ppl) 1-HMPA 2-Any HIPS software 3-windows defender exploit guard 4-any advanced antivirus like Kpaskery, and Bitdefender, Eset can help you on that. 5-App control/SRP/APPLOCKER(can prevent it) 1-Rehips 2-Sandboxie 3-360 sandbox 4-Comodo sandbox 5-windows store apps(app container) 6-APP-V 7-Cameyo If you download your software from the store you get updates very fast(windows updates are also fast like Linux) that's a valid point. but you can still use windows without any serious problem. idk what are them but in windows, you have enough rootkit protection/detection tools. 1-secure boot 2-early launch anti-malware 3-Measured Boot 4-PatchGuard kernel protection 5-trusted boot 6-Windows Defender System Guard 6-Pchunter 7-Hips software plenty of rootkit hunter tools:) Microsoft bug bounty is decent!to me, its the most secure os in the world(attack surface is high but that doesn't mean it's not safe or it's less secure than Linux).you can make it secure with windows inbuilt tools+thridparty av/tools linux doesn't have an active bug bounty like Microsoft and there are probably many undiscovered vulnerabilities in Linux! [/QUOTE]

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