EDR: Why Is An Endpoint In Isolation By The EDR Sensor Communicating With An Unknown IP Address?
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EDR: Why Is An Endpoint In Isolation By The EDR Sensor Communicating With An Unknown IP Address?

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Article ID: 287256

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Carbon Black EDR (formerly Cb Response)

Issue/Introduction

Why is an endpoint in isolation by the EDR Sensor communicating with an unknown IP address?

Environment

  • EDR Server: 7.4.0 and Higher
  • EDR Sensor: 7.1.1 - 7.2.0

Resolution

  • Isolation does not prevent DNS queries; all UDP and TCP traffic on port 53 is allowed.
  • EDR also permits all UDP port 67 (DHCP) traffic.

Additional Information

A later sensor version will further limit the allowed traffic, so that the sensor will only permit TCP/UDP to the assigned DNS server.