Which of the following scanning tools is specifically designed to find potential exploits in Microsoft Windows products?

'Microsoft Security Baseline Analyzer' is not the correct name of any real Microsoft product; the actual tool reverses those middle words to form 'Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer,' making this a naming distractor.

Retina is a commercial vulnerability scanner from BeyondTrust that covers multiple platforms and operating systems, so it is not specifically designed for Windows.

Core Impact is a commercial penetration testing and exploit delivery framework, not a Windows-specific patch assessment or misconfiguration scanner.

Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) is a free tool developed by Microsoft that scans Windows operating systems and Microsoft applications for missing security updates and common security misconfigurations using the Microsoft security bulletin database. Because it is built and maintained by Microsoft, it is purpose-built for assessing Windows-specific security posture. Option A is a distractor that uses the same words in the wrong order, referencing a tool that does not exist.