What’s New in SP1 Patch 1

• Data Loss Prevention (DLP) template is updated to version 3.1.1005 with "My number" template added.
• The description in the Scan Option > APT Prevention Filter is changed from "Detected by Advanced Threat Scan engine" to "Suspicious files detected by Advanced Threat Scan engine" to provide more accurate information.
• Web Reputation Service (WRS) is improved to detect hyperlinks that contain ransomware and record these information in the log database.
• SMID no longer takes action on a compressed file if it has successfully cleaned the virus from the file.
• The attachment filter is improved to filter attachments by extension names even when it cannot retrieve the true file type of the attachments.
• SMID is improved to support special messages with wrong format in an email message or sender, for example "><..." or "...>".
• SMID is capable of recognizing x64 EXE/DLL files correctly.
• Queries can be sent to Deep Discovery Advisor for analysis under the following scenarios:
  • When both the Security Risk Scan > Selected files and the APT Prevention Filter > File with specified types options are selected
  • When the samples are encoded in UTF-8 or are URL-encoded
  • If an outbound message does not contain any sender information or cannot retrieve the sender information
• End User Quarantine (EUQ) function runs normally when Cluster Trusting is enabled.
• SMID can successfully save the latest pattern files in the smdtemp/au/pattern folder.
• This patch ensures that the total number of running SMDreal processes is calculated correctly.
• This patch enables you to allow only the contents of a single cell to trigger the DLP filter. (Refer to readme file for detailed steps.)
• Attachment filter is improved to scan such compressed file that contains files with long path names.

File Location

SMID SP1 Patch 1 can be downloaded here under the Product Patch tab.