Win10 is not safe? Israeli manufacturers create "invulnerable" Windows

Computer Store News: The security of Windows systems has always been criticized because of the variety of vulnerabilities. Although Microsoft claims that the Win7, Win8.1, and Win10 generations are more secure than the first generation, this security is very limited due to the inheritance of "Windows pedigree". Microsoft must periodically push security patches to the system to ensure relative security for a period of time.

However, Israeli security company Morphisec is beginning to change the traditional perception of Windows. It is developing a Windows system that cannot be hacked in theory. It can be used for security in the military, government, business, and aviation industries. A field with high sexual requirements.

It is reported that the system can completely prevent "zero-day vulnerabilities", the principle is to completely arrange all the memory, so that the attacker can not locate the specific data of the computer memory. .

Mirran, Chief Technology Officer, Israel Telecom Division, Deutsche Telekom Innovation Labs, Mimran, Chief Security Officer, Cyber ​​Security Research Center, Gurion University, said that although the system has not yet been released, according to internal test results, this Windows It can defend 100% of all kinds of attacks, which proves that the security potential of the system is huge.

It should be noted that the development of the project is costly. Fortunately, Morphisec has received more than $1.5 million in investment from Israeli investors, which can now guarantee the successful completion of the project.

Although this third-party Windows performs well in testing, its market prospects are unclear. There are a number of factors that can affect the sales of the product, such as the actual anti-attack capability of this Windows, and of course the price issue. However, this new attempt deserves the attention of the industry.

At present, Microsoft has not received any invitation from the company to participate in the development of this project, but perhaps after the development of "Safe Windows", Microsoft will take the initiative to learn.