We wanted to let you know that we've started the slow deployment of WSA 9.0.18.34 and expect the process to be completed by the end of next week or shortly thereafter.
The installation will be silent for all end users and no action is necessary on your part.
This release will include:
Data gathering for phase 1 of malicious scripts shield
Efficacy improvements when making determinations for critical system processes
Enable installation where TLS version is 1.1 or greater
Ensure plugins are removed smoothly during un-installation
Extended data set transmitted for use with Machine Learning
Further optimisation of cloud communications
Handle /disable command line option correctly
Improve hash calculation for non-PE files
Ensure journaling files are always present at the time of WSA installation
In Product Messaging ( IPM ) displays special characters correctly
Integration with Mozilla Firefox no longer causes a browser crash in certain circumstances
Internet connectivity is not lost when removing WSA
Protect against WSA driver being written to disk with zero-byte file size
Select IPMs can trigger re-acceptance of EULA
Send data back for GSM to clear Needs Attention from devices in a timely manner
Prevent agent crash when Backup & Sync is being used
Update WSA copyright message to 2017
When System Analyzer is running, ensure that files can be restored from Quarantine
Support for Windows 10 Fall Creators release
Support for Windows 2016 Server
Enable installation and removal of DNS-P Agent
Addresses a memory leak resulting in 4005 event on Terminal Servers
Full release notes are here:- PC agent changes in build 9.0.18.34
Regards
All of the WSA team at Webroot.
Product Update Bulletin: Webroot SecureAnywhere® Windows® Endpoints 9.0.18.34
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+24Is the release going to be version 9.0.18.34 or version 9.0.18.38? My test machine that I put X.34 on has auto-upgraded to X.38.
Thanks,
Jesse Cail, CISS, GSEC
Security Engineer
Thanks,
Jesse Cail, CISS, GSEC
Security Engineer
+31The official release for business customers is 9.0.18.34. I would uninstall the .38 from any test devices and install the official release.
The change between .34 and .38 is being restricted to the consumer release for the moment. It will be rolled into the next business release which we see arriving in calendar q4 this year. More detail on that when we get closer to beta etc..
The change between .34 and .38 is being restricted to the consumer release for the moment. It will be rolled into the next business release which we see arriving in calendar q4 this year. More detail on that when we get closer to beta etc..
+24Thanks for the clarification.
+24Just an FYI to the Webroot team;@ wrote:
The official release for business customers is 9.0.18.34. I would uninstall the .38 from any test devices and install the official release.
The change between .34 and .38 is being restricted to the consumer release for the moment. It will be rolled into the next business release which we see arriving in calendar q4 this year. More detail on that when we get closer to beta etc..
Some of us have an RC testing group to assist both ourselves and Webroot. It's not that easy to roll back to an earlier version when we have 1-2 dozen machines, because an actual uninstall needs to be done or a deactivation followed by re-touching the machine.
With respect, I think we either need (even in the RC process) for development to work on version control of what we're being supplied, *or* we need the ability to actually apply an older version over top of a new one.. Even if I shut down the 18.38 version on a system, if I try to install an older version, it won't go.
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