It's not missing. Windows has named pipes. They just don't use the same API as Unix sockets so you would have to do some work to do it properly (or use an existing library that abstracts both interfaces).
In any case Windows has had support for Unix sockets since 2017 so there's really no excuse.
> Linux is used by by docent "security companies" and still has vulnerabilities from time to time. So does Apple in the products where their care about security, etc.
Right but neither of them are companies whose sole product is a security product.
I agree their response time is good - they probably realised how bad it looks!
It's not missing. Windows has named pipes. They just don't use the same API as Unix sockets so you would have to do some work to do it properly (or use an existing library that abstracts both interfaces).
In any case Windows has had support for Unix sockets since 2017 so there's really no excuse.
> Linux is used by by docent "security companies" and still has vulnerabilities from time to time. So does Apple in the products where their care about security, etc.
Right but neither of them are companies whose sole product is a security product.
I agree their response time is good - they probably realised how bad it looks!