What are the known limitations of adding hashes to the Banned List?
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What are the known limitations of adding hashes to the Banned List?

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Article ID: 285336

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Products

Carbon Black Cloud Enterprise EDR (formerly Cb Threathunter)

Issue/Introduction

What are the known limitations of adding hashes to the Banned List?

Environment

  • Carbon Black Cloud Console: All Versions
  • Windows Sensor: All Supported Versions
  • Linux Sensor: All Supported Versions
  • MacOS Sensor: Sensor Version To Be Determined

Resolution

  • CBC only supports SHA-256 for enforcing banned files by hash - there is no support for MD5 hashes on the Banned List
  • No support for Approved applications
  • No support for banning by certificate or IT Tool
  • No support for viewing or disabling the Watchlist that generates the Alerts for banned processes
  • No support for disabling Alerts for banned processes
  • No support for sensor group-based banning - Banned List applies to all endpoints in the Organization
  • No central reporting of how many times a particular hash has been denied or terminated, how many devices or when last banned