July 15, 2015

Doctor Web has updated SpIDer Agent for Windows (10.0.10.201507010) and the modules Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API (10.0.8.201507100) Dr.Web SelfPROtect (10.00.09.06230) in Dr.Web Security Space and Dr.Web Anti-virus 10.0, Dr.Web 10.0 for Windows Servers, Dr.Web Desktop Security Suite supporting centralised administration (part of Dr.Web Enterprise Security Suite) and in the Internet-service Dr.Web AV-Desk. Also, the anti-rootkit module has been updated in Dr.Web 10.0 for MS Exchange and in Dr.Web 10.0 for IBM Lotus Domino, while Dr.Web Desktop Security Suite also has Dr.Web Enterprise Agent for Windows setup (10.0.10.07070) updated.

Dr.Web Security Space Dr.Web Anti-virus and Dr.Web for Windows Servers

SpIDer Agent for Windows

• An issue involving links to Doctor Web's site in all applications' windows has been resolved.

Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API

• A defect that prevented latest VLC and Mozilla Firefox certificates form being scanned properly has been corrected.

Dr.Web Desktop Security Suite supporting centralised administration

Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API

• A defect that prevented latest VLC and Mozilla Firefox certificates form being scanned properly has been corrected.

Dr.Web Enterprise Agent for Windows setup

• An issue involving the process dwnetfilter.exe being added onto the Windows Firewall exception list during Dr.Web Agent installation has been fixed.
• An error that might arise if Dr.Web Agent was upgraded automatically from version 6.0 to version 10.0 has been corrected.

Dr.Web AV-Desk for Dr.Web Anti-virus service subscribers

Dr.Web Anti-rootkit API

• A defect that prevented latest VLC and Mozilla Firefox certificates form being scanned properly has been corrected.

Dr.Web for MS Exchange and Dr.Web for IBM Lotus Domino

• Some anti-rootkit module routines have been upgraded.

To resolve the agent updating issue on Windows machines with installed ES-server software, Dr.Web Control Service has been rolled back to the older version (10.0.9.06090) for all the products except Dr.Web 10.0 for MS Exchange and Dr.Web 10.0 for IBM Lotus Domino.

The Dr.Web Anti-virus service software, as well as the other Dr.Web applications listed above, will be updated automatically, but a system reboot will be required.