topic Re: Check Point Endpoint Security Client E80.86 is now available in Endpoint

Check Point Endpoint Security Client E80.86 is now available

Danny — Tue, 28 Aug 2018 14:50:15 GMT

This release includes stability and quality fixes. It supports all features of previous releases.

New Features

Endpoint Security Client for unattended machines, such as ATMs (automated teller machines for bank customers). For more information see sk133174.

Enhancements

Anti-Exploit: Enhanced protection against attempts to bypass Anti-Exploit protection

See sk133172 for more information on E80.86 release.

Macintosh users still need to stay with E80.71 for Mac OS clients (sk121595).

Re: Check Point Endpoint Security Client E80.86 is now available

Charris_Lappas — Tue, 28 Aug 2018 18:46:42 GMT

Hi,

It would be great to be informed about the enhancements and fixes the releases provide.

For example E80.86 Anti-Exploit: Enhanced protection against attempts to bypass Anti-Exploit protection

What does this mean, how to configure (if any configuration) and how to bypass if needed

The release E80.86 what is fixing?

Thanks

Charris Lappas

Re: Check Point Endpoint Security Client E80.86 is now available

PhoneBoy — Tue, 28 Aug 2018 23:23:05 GMT

Note that we're generally releasing new Endpoint Security clients month.

The full details are in the SK Danny links above.

To your specific question, it does not appear there is any specific configuration for the "Enhanced protection against attempts to bypass Anti-Exploit protection" -- it's one of those under the hood improvements.

If it turns out that it causes issues in your environment, you should engage with the TAC.

Re: Check Point Endpoint Security Client E80.86 is now available

Charris_Lappas — Thu, 30 Aug 2018 05:01:03 GMT

I believe that all Checkmates would appreciate a little more inside info on top of the SKs.

Thanks,

Charris Lappas

Re: Check Point Endpoint Security Client E80.86 is now available

PhoneBoy — Thu, 30 Aug 2018 05:55:53 GMT

Certainly if it's information we can share, we will

My guess is releasing more information about this might give the bad guys a clue what we're doing.