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Application whitelist

Vishal6
Level 1
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Hi All,

Facing an issue where unable to open word, excel, powerpoint file using microsoft office 2010 as it contains vulnerability. PFB below snapshot and let me know how can i whitelist it in allowed application list to let microsoft office 2010 works

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Matthew Franks
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hello,

I mentioned in your previous post that Office 2010 is end of life and should no longer be used, but if you insist you can add an application whitelist.

Hope that helps.

-Matt

 

In application control to whitelist an application need either a hash file or upload a file. Need to know how can i get the hash file of microsoft office and also would adding a hash file or choosing an upload a file would whitelist it for all ?

The hash is the SHA256 of the file.
There are many ways to get that.
Any place the file is referenced in the Secure Endpoint console, you can right click and see the hash.

In powershell, Get-FileHash will give you the SHA256

In windows commandline you can use certutil:
certutil -hashfile SHA256

Hi,

Does adding the hash in application control from Secure console will completely bypass it for all users ?

If you're whitelisting an application, it means you trust it and don't want the normal protections applied to it. With this in place, Secure Endpoint will not provide protection for the application as it normally would. The whitelist is applied per policy, so any endpoint assigned to that policy would have the whitelist applied. This is why I've stated from the start that it is not recommended to whitelist a 14 year old, vulnerable application.

-Matt

Matthew Franks
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

I just want to add that the screenshot is showing the vulnerabilities, not block events. If it is being blocked on execution, a screenshot of the block event would provide more information on what engine is actually blocking the application.

-Matt

But it's not opening with agent installed, if we remove agent office 2010 works

Matthew Franks
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Understood. Are you seeing any block events? It might be best to open a TAC case to have someone help troubleshoot and apply the appropriate exclusions.

-Matt