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Re:How to Compromise the Enterprise Endpoint by Spooky23 on Wednesday June 29, 2016 @08:00AM (#12001041)
Sure, except that you have functions like processing fonts and image formats in the kernel. Layer on userland stuff like OLE and IE and you have a cocktail for security hell.

When things work correctly, NT has historically had a more robust and accessible set of controls, although I think modern UNIX closed that gap. But things often don't work correctly, and the complexity of the ecosystem makes it pretty trivial to exploit.

Re:How to Compromise the Enterprise Endpoint by pjmlp on Wednesday June 29, 2016 @09:28AM (#12001482)
It is not perfect, but it possible to configure properly.

Also NT always focused on the user productivity first and as server afterwards.

Whereas UNIX always focused on the server first and user productivity afterwards.

It is always a mix and match between security and productivity.