Microsoft has been dealing with the issue of security in Windows for a long time. Frequently, reminding their developers about the significance and necessity of different security measures within all Microsoft windows operating systems. With their focus on features related to Windows security like Security Development Lifecycle or SDL, testing, coding, and design system. Microsoft has been highly successful in incorporating some of the major features in their most recent operating systems. In Turn, enabling
Address Space Layout Randomization or ASLR Its main function is to protect the core of your Windows 8 from issues like kernel mode NULL dereference vulnerability, which is the gateway of hackers or attackers to elevate any unauthorized privilege on the system. The ASLR tweak will help your PC to prevent such problems with the operating system.
Memory heap randomization-This tweak will shield the system from the malicious attack of the malware rogues to overrun those spaces that are given for malicious purposes of an application.
Support for UEFI 2.3.1
It is one of the prominent security additions of Windows 8 and it requires support of BIOS. This feature will stop early booting malwares from interfering into your PC. Initially stopping malicious antivirus products, before they get loaded into memory.
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