Operating systems differ greatly in their makeup. They also consist of different native proactive defenses that expand well beyond simple password defense systems. Modern operating systems come somewhat fortified, as operating system vendors now recognize the importance of having operating system security at the forefront of their efforts and marketing practices. Still, there are some significant differences in how differing operating systems provide default defense assets for their intended user base. Compare how Linux and Windows differ in their attempts to provide out-of-the-box protection for their users. Please provide an original answer.