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Microsoft Defender Update Could Disable Protection On Linux Servers After Reboot

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Microsoft Defender Update Could Disable Protection On Linux Servers After Reboot
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Microsoft released a fix for a bug in Defender for Endpoint on Linux that caused the security service to disable itself after a reboot. A secondary issue affecting Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems in FIPS mode was also addressed in a subsequent update.

Microsoft has fixed two defects in Defender for Endpoint on Linux after an update caused the security service to become disabled on some machines following a reboot and prevented installation on certain Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems configured to meet federal cryptographic requirements.

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