Symantec Y2.01K Bug
News and not news at all (according to the criterion of novelty), but there wasn’t on Habré, so I’m risking it.
It will be useful to those who use anti-virus products from Symantec (versions 11 and 12).
The bug is non-critical , but it is strange that such a grandee as Symantec has it.
In short, SEPM all updates older than 31 December 11:59 are marked as “out of date”. In Symantec, the problem is solved so far simply - updates are released with the date of December 31, 2009, their audit number changes.
For particularly paranoid users, this can be scary: “How? Today is January 11, and updates are only from December 31 !!! Get away My computer is in danger! ” But in general, of course, more interesting than dangerous. :)
A couple of rhetorical questions:
- they probably have there ALREADY celebrating the new year? And I thought they were all soulless robots :))
- we will make bets - when will they be fixed? Today (January 11) update rev121 has been released. Soon two weeks as goes bug fixes.
It will be useful to those who use anti-virus products from Symantec (versions 11 and 12).
The bug is non-critical , but it is strange that such a grandee as Symantec has it.
In short, SEPM all updates older than 31 December 11:59 are marked as “out of date”. In Symantec, the problem is solved so far simply - updates are released with the date of December 31, 2009, their audit number changes.
For particularly paranoid users, this can be scary: “How? Today is January 11, and updates are only from December 31 !!! Get away My computer is in danger! ” But in general, of course, more interesting than dangerous. :)
A couple of rhetorical questions:
- they probably have there ALREADY celebrating the new year? And I thought they were all soulless robots :))
- we will make bets - when will they be fixed? Today (January 11) update rev121 has been released. Soon two weeks as goes bug fixes.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/80445/
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