No, Windows has by far more investment into security and a far better culture. Linux has a multiple-decades-long history of saying that security is not importan

No, Windows has by far more investment into security and a far better culture. Linux has a multiple-decades-long history of saying that security is not important and has had to be dragged kicking and screaming to modernity. SELinux is just an LSM built decades ago, I wouldn't say that somehow proves that upstream cares about security.