One key focus of Microsoft when it comes to promoting the company’s latest operating system Windows 10 is to hammer home that Windows 10 is better for security. The company published a blog post recently on the Microsoft Malware Protection Center blog which exemplified that by analyzing how Windows 10 handled two 0-day exploits, or better, how it protected customer systems from those exploits. The two 0-day exploits in question are CVE-2016-7255 and CVE-2016-7256, both patched by Microsoft on the November 2016 Patch Tuesday. CVE-2016-7255, patched by MS16-135, was used in October 2016 in a spear-phishing campaign against a “small
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