I know this position isn't popular, but I don't think that will help. They are reverse engineering a really complicated system. Do you think that they have the

I know this position isn't popular, but I don't think that will help. They are reverse engineering a really complicated system. Do you think that they have the same kinds of controls that it took MS literally a decade and millions of to dollars develop?...Controls that that were expensive in time and money that then only improved their development to the extent that it has? (far, far from perfect.) Maybe...and this is a big maybe...there is a enough of a difference between react and windows that normal windows bugs won't be surfaced. I'm curios as to whether they support NX, ASLR, or 64 bit? Even if they don't copy the system bug for bug they may be trivially exploitable just because they don't have the resources to harden it.