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Operating systems are vital system software that, without them, humans wouldnot be able to manage and use computer systems. In essence, an operating systemis a collection of software programs whose role is to manage computer resourcesand provide an interface for client applications to interact with the differentcomputer hardware. Most of the commercial operating systems available today onthe market have buggy code and they exhibit security flaws and vulnerabilities.In effect, building a trusted operating system that can mostly resist attacksand provide a secure computing environment to protect the important assets of acomputer is the goal of every operating system manufacturer. This paper deeplyinvestigates the various security features of the two most widespread andsuccessful operating systems, Microsoft Windows and Linux. The differentsecurity features, designs, and components of the two systems are to be coveredelaborately, pin-pointing the key similarities and differences between them. Indue course, a head-to-head comparison is to be drawn for each security aspect,exposing the advantage of one system over the other.

Windows And Linux Operating Systems From A Security Perspective