Components updated in Dr.Web 10.0 for Windows, Dr.Web 10.0 for MS Exchange, and Dr.Web 10.0 for IBM Lotus Domino
June 16, 2015
Dr.Web Security Space and Dr.Web Anti-virus
SpIDer Agent for Windows
- An issue involving the “Critical” and “Important” groups being displayed incorrectly in the notification settings has been resolved.
- The update corrects a defect that resulted in the end value of the IPv6 address not being saved when a range of addresses was specified in the firewall’s packet rules.
Dr.Web Control Service
- Alterations have been made so that proxy settings now operate correctly when license key files are being automatically renewed during product updates.
- An error that occurred when saving a license key that had been automatically renewed has been fixed.
- Also resolved was a high CPU load issue that could occur after the Scanning Engine was restarted.
Dr.Web Scanning Engine
- A Scanning Engine file descriptor leak has been eliminated.
- Background scanning speed has been increased.
Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API
- Upgrades made to the routines used to process objects and gather information about them have contributed to an increase in scanning speed.
Dr.Web Net filtering Service
- Changes made to the Remote Winsock routine have helped to resolve ISA/TMG server connection issues.
Dr.Web Thunderstorm Cloud Client SDK
- The update also delivers support for the new version of Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API and Dr.Web Scanning Engine.
Dr.Web for Windows Servers
SpIDer Agent for Windows
- An issue involving the “Critical” and “Important” groups being displayed incorrectly in the notification settings has been resolved.
Dr.Web Control Service
- Alterations have been made so that proxy settings now operate correctly when license key files are being automatically renewed during product updates.
- An error that occurred when saving a license key that had been automatically renewed has been fixed.
- Also resolved was a high CPU load issue that could occur after the Scanning Engine was restarted.
Dr.Web Scanning Engine
- A Scanning Engine file descriptor leak has been eliminated.
- Background scanning speed has been increased.
Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API
- Upgrades made to the routines used to process objects and gather information about them have contributed to an increase in scanning speed.
Dr.Web Thunderstorm Cloud Client SDK
- The update also delivers support for the new version of Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API and Dr.Web Scanning Engine.
Configuration scripts
- An error involving Doctor Web catalogue directories remaining in the Windows Registry after product removal has been corrected.
Dr.Web Desktop Security Suite supporting centralised administration:
SpIDer Agent for Windows
- An issue involving the “Critical” and “Important” groups being displayed incorrectly in the notification settings has been resolved.
- The update corrects a defect that resulted in the end value of the IPv6 address not being saved when a range of addresses was specified in the firewall’s packet rules.
- An issue involving Office Control settings being saved when specified via the Control Center has been resolved.
Dr.Web Control Service
- A defect that caused statistics sent by the agent to the Control Center to partially disappear has been corrected.
- An issue causing SpIDer Guard server settings to change when new file monitor settings for desktops were received from the Control Center has been eliminated.
- Fixes were made so that the Dr.Web Control Service now operates correctly with paths containing Cyrillic characters when the agents are transmitting scanning results to the Control Center.
- Also resolved was a high CPU load issue that could occur after the Scanning Engine was restarted.
Dr.Web Scanning Engine
- A Scanning Engine file descriptor leak has been eliminated.
- Background scanning speed has been increased.
Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API
- Upgrades made to the routines used to process objects and gather information about them have contributed to an increase in scanning speed.
Dr.Web Net filtering Service
- Changes made to the Remote Winsock routine have helped to resolve ISA/TMG server connection issues.
Dr.Web for MS Exchange and Dr.Web for IBM Lotus Domino
Dr.Web Scanning Engine
- A Scanning Engine file descriptor leak has been eliminated.
Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API
- Upgrades made to the routines used to process objects and gather information about them has contributed to an increase in scanning speed.
Dr.Web AV-Desk for Dr.Web Anti-virus service subscribers
SpIDer Agent for Windows
- An issue resulting in the “Critical” and “Important” groups being displayed incorrectly in the notification settings has been resolved.
- The update corrects a defect that resulted in the end value of the IPv6 address not being saved when a range of addresses was specified in the firewall’s packet rules.
- An issue involving Office Control settings being saved when specified via the Control Center has been resolved.
- The Data Loss Prevention option has been disabled for these subscription packages: Dr.Web Classic, Dr.Web Standard, Juridical Dr.Web Classic, Juridical Dr.Web Premium and Juridical Dr.Web Standard.
Dr.Web Control Service
- A defect causing statistics sent by the agent to the Control Center to partially disappear has been corrected.
- An issue causing SpIDer Guard server settings to change when new file monitor settings for desktops were received from the Control Center has been eliminated.
- Fixes were made so that the Dr.Web Control Service now operates correctly with paths containing Cyrillic characters when the agents send scanning results to the Control Center.
- Also resolved was a high CPU load issue that could occur after the Scanning Engine was restarted.
- A problem with the composition of the agent components changing when switching to a different subscription package has been corrected.
- System information gathered on desktops running Windows XP is now being forwarded correctly.
- An issue that prevented the Dr.Web Agent from reconnecting to the Control Center if the server address on a protected machine had been changed has been resolved.
Dr.Web SysInfo
- The list of system information gathered on protected machines has been expanded.
Dr.Web Scanning Engine
- A Scanning Engine file descriptor leak has been eliminated.
- Background scanning speed has been increased.
- A defect causing errors while Windows was shutting down has been corrected.
- The routine for processing archives in network directories has been optimised.
- The update also improves threat detection during background scans.
Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API
- Upgrades made to the routines used to process objects and gather information about them has contributed to an increase in scanning speed.
- Threat detection routines have been upgraded.
Dr.Web Net filtering Service
- Changes made to the Remote Winsock routine have helped to resolve ISA/TMG server connection issues.
Dr.Web Thunderstorm Cloud Client SDK
- The update also delivers support for the new version of Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API and Dr.Web Scanning Engine.
Dr.Web for Microsoft Outlook
- An issue that might cause MS Outlook 2013 to freeze when receiving spam messages containing a read confirmation request has been resolved.
The Dr.Web Anti-virus service software, as well as the other Dr.Web applications listed above, will be updated automatically.
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