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Which Desktop / Window Manager is most secure?
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Your desktop handles Wayland, Xwayland, preinstalled apps, file management, some services and GUI integration, networking, Printing, Bluetooth, GPS (if available), cell data (if available)... so I would say it does in part come from the Desktop.
The Desktop is software which needs resources, gives access, reads and writes data,...
For example SELinux Confined Users break KDE, but not GNOME afaik
I don't think it does. The services and apps are all broken down into smaller chunks so there isn't going to be a clear desktop that's better. I haven't heard of any CVEs in KDE or gnome either so I'm not convinced that my desktop is a threat. For me the biggest threat is my web browser and physical security