Fixed issues in the

Linux

agent

When the PID number of a process was greater than 32768, a violation that was related to that process was not detected. The fix is also available using driver package version 3.1.1101 for devices running agent 2.1.1590 and later. (EPP-3214)

When you tried to scan a specific directory that had Japanese characters in its name using the command line option, the scan was not successful. (CHP-8700)

When the

CylancePROTECT

driver was extracted from the .tar archive, the folder permissions were unexpectedly changed. The permissions are no longer changed and the folder’s original permissions are now properly retained. This issue is fixed in the 3.0.1005 and 3.0.1105

Linux

drivers. (EPP-2359)

The deployment of

CylanceHYBRID

on a host computer was not successful if

CylancePROTECT

was running with the memory protection policy enabled. (CHP-8676)

High memory usage was identified on

Linux

devices. This issue is fixed in the 3.0.1005 and 3.0.1105

Linux

drivers. (CHP-8661)

If SELinux was disabled after the

CylancePROTECT

drivers were already loaded, a system kernel panic error occurred. This issue is fixed in the 3.0.1005 and 3.0.1105

Linux

drivers.(CHP-8651)

There was excessive logging of

CefRPCServerHelper:listenForRequests: Error receiving message from queue using conn=## errno=110 (Connection timed out)

in the system logs.  For more information visit support.blackberry.com and read KB 93972. (EPP-2239)

When trying to update or uninstall the

CylancePROTECT

agent, it stopped responding if any netcore application was running. (EPP-2172)

There are no fixed issues in this release.

There are no fixed issues in this release.