Nebula Release Notes - June 2022 – ThreatDown, powered by Malwarebytes, Support Site

Nebula has been updated with new features, improvements, and issues fixed in June 2022.

June 14, 2022

Introduced DNS Filtering for Nebula, allowing administrators to use Domain Name System (DNS) to limit the number of domain-based threats on a network by allowing you to create rules based on categories, domains, and subdomains, and exclusions based on local domains. Learn more.

Introduced a brand new user interface for the scheduling page, making it easier and clearer to create and configure schedules.
Windows software update for IR, EP, and EDR (Engine Version 1.2.0.992, Service Version 1.2.0.533, Endpoint Protection Version 1.2.0.1146, User Agent Version 1.2.0.458, Asset Manager Version 1.2.0.600, Brute Force Protection Version 1.2.0.280)
- Added threat detection and remediation enhancements to Endpoint Protection.
- Enhanced the Web Protection notifications UI in Endpoint Protection.
- Improved diagnostic log collection for ELAM troubleshooting.
Improved diagnostic log collection for Vulnerability Assessment and Patch Management troubleshooting.
Moved the location of the SDK and DB folders of Vulnerability Assessment to prevent initialization errors.
Added two new types of schedules to automatically install third-party software updates and available Windows OS patches (requires the Patch Management add-on).
Added support for enhanced Patch Management capabilities.
Moved the location of the SDK and DB folders of Patch Management to prevent initialization errors.

Issue where Endpoint Agent information would not post when encountering a failure gathering a serial number.
Issue where the Endpoint Agent Tray "About" option displayed blank or loading information.
Issue where Brute Force Protection encountered "ERROR ConnectionEventService Failed to start monitoring ports" on Windows 7 x64 endpoints.
Issue where the Patch Management module encountered a NULL Reference exception.