Microsoft Defender for Endpoint leaves some Linux boxes defenseless after update

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint leaves some Linux boxes defenseless after update

Not content with broken Windows updates, Microsoft has disclosed two problems with Defender for Endpoint on Linux – one that could disable the security service after a reboot, and another that prevents updates on FIPS-enabled Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and 9. The more serious problem affected versions 101.26042.0000 through 101.26042.0009 across all supported Linux operating systems. After an upgrade or reinstall followed by a reboot, "the Defen…

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Linux Bug Disables Threat Protection

Key Takeaways: Some Microsoft Defender for Endpoint versions on Linux may lose active protection after a reboot. The issue affects versions 101.26042.0000 or higher. Microsoft recommends upgrading to newer releases and verifying endpoint health after updates. Microsoft is investigating two issues affecting Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Linux, including a newly confirmed bug that could leave some systems without active threat protection aft…

Microsoft Defender Update Might Disable Linux Protection

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint updates could disable protection on some Linux hosts after reboot; Microsoft withdrew affected builds and listed replacements. The post Microsoft Defender Update Might Disable Linux Protection appeared first on WinBuzzer.