May 24, 2020 Service Pack

The following Service Pack versions were released:

Versions (Sensor and Server)

19.1.182

19.2.82

The tables below describe the enhancements, fixed issues, and changes included in each version.

  • The Versions column indicates the versions that include the fix.

  • The Required Update column indicates if the fix requires sensor/server update.

IMPORTANT: If you want to upgrade your servers to this version, we recommend that you upgrade all components - Registration server, Detection servers, and WebApp server - to this version.

Enhancements

Issue

Area

Description

Versions

Required Update

Sensor OS

CYBR-28142

OS Support

Cybereason now supports sensor installation on Windows 10 May 2020 Update (Windows 10 20H1).

19.0.0, 19.1.32, 19.2.0, 20.1.21

Sensor

Windows

CYBR-28798

Detection

We have improved performance by optimizing the way sensors collect information about process modules.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Sensor

Windows

CYBR-30442

Endpoint Controls

Personal firewall sensor improvements

19.2.82

Sensor

Windows

CYBR-29388

NGAV

If the name of a process was missed during collection, we have made an enhancement to .NET/PowerShell detection to provide the name of the process within the Malop.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Sensor

Windows

CYBR-29519

NGAV

In rare cases, the .NET Malicious Floating Modules detection can cause misinterpretation of variable types in PowerShell. This was fixed for all versions with the Floating Modules feature (19.1+).

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Sensor

Windows

CYBR-24694

Sensor Management

To improve how policies are managed, it is now possible to delete a sensor policy from the System > Policy management screen.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Server

N/A

CYBR-29635

Sensor Management

The Policy Columns (Assigned policy, Policy compliance, Policy ID and Policy Last update) on the System > Sensor screen are now hidden if they are not applicable

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Server

N/A

Fixed issues

Issue

Area

Description

Versions

Required Update

Sensor OS

CYBR-30572

Detection

The Detection server now ignores corrupted messages sent from sensors, improving performance and stability.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Server

N/A

CYBR-30286

Detection

The process image file name can be changed several times during the process lifecycle. If this occurred, the sensor ignored it. This issue has been resolved.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Sensor

Windows

CYBR-23218

Endpoint Detection

For endpoints running RedHat 8, the sensor is installed with errors due to problems with the lib-rpm library. As a result, when you run a query, the Process element does not provide any information in the ‘Company name’, ‘Signature Verified’, and ‘File is Signed’ features for all files on the relevant endpoint.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Sensor

Linux

CYBR-23241

Endpoint Detection

DNS requests and responses are not collected for endpoints running RHEL 8. As a result, the DNS column is not displayed in the Investigation screen and you cannot view DNS query information. In addition, detections based on DNS collections are not triggered.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Sensor

Linux

CYBR-30155

NGAV

When upgrading a sensor, the upgrade did not include the correct versions of the DLLs. This issue has now been resolved. We have also improved the way the NGAV feature accesses the Cybereason driver.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Sensor

Windows

CYBR-26401

NGAV

An error in the translation for detection classification within Application Control and static analysis was fixed.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Server

N/A

CYBR-29738

Sensor Management

Due to an OpenSSL issue, sensors crashed on machines with 10th Gen Intel Core processors. This issue has now been resolved.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Sensor

Windows

CYBR-24292

Sensor Management

If too many waiting or pending actions were queued, the sensor action log did not clear old completed actions. This issue has been resolved and the rules for creating actions within the log have been improved.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Server

N/A

CYBR-29796

Sensor Management

The email notification for archived sensors included both the total number of archived sensors and the number of sensors to be archived in the next 24 hours. This issue has been resolved. The email notification now only contains the number of sensors to be archived in the next 24 hours.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Server

N/A

CYBR-29495

Sensor Management

If a disconnected sensor received multiple action requests, the initial request could not be aborted or dismissed. This issue has been resolved.

19.1.182, 19.2.82

Server

N/A