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On 12/11/2014 11:04 AM, Randy Vongsavath wrote:

Hi all –

Has anyone been hit with “keyholder”?

It’s a variant of Crypto and at this point have no knowledge of it yet or how to combat it.

We do have GPO Software Restriction Policy in place which was proven to combat CryptoLocker/CryptoWall…so as of now we need to know that there is a variant out there that we have to figure out how to combat.

FYI:

We have IPS/Content Filtering active and turned on

The source machine had AVG deployed real-time and was running the most current signature version available.

Looking for some insight regarding GPO or find a different approach to blocking it until AV products catch up.

Thank you,

*Randy V. *

NOC Engineer

*From:*Allen, Dwayne [mailto:[email protected]]
*Sent:* Thursday, December 11, 2014 10:46 AM
*To:* Patch Management Mailing List
*Subject:* RE: RE:[patchmanagement] This Month's Problems...

If the update is already downloaded and deployed then you will need to manually remove it from the deployment. If it hasn’t been deployed yet then you won’t be able to deploy it.

Thanks,

Dwayne

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*Sent:* Thursday, December 11, 2014 12:24 PM
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*Subject:* [EXTERNAL]RE:[patchmanagement] This Month's Problems...


With all of these patches being pulled an I correct that if Microsoft expires it then SCCM will not try to deploy it with out making any changes?

Those that Microsoft has not expired will need to be removed from the deployment manually.




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