This issue is relevant to the impacted versions listed and described above. The newest versions of our products are NOT affected.ĮSET has identified that our kernel has a problem with verification of the timestamp of an already expired certificate ( expired by 7 th Feb 2020). This method fails and our modules in older, legacy versions, are declared as untrusted and therefore are not loaded. This mechanism ensures that no untrusted library is loaded.Īs a result, the affected versions fail to load modules (Firewall, HIPS, Updated, Device Control, Web and Email protection) and are not functional, therefore the protection is not functional.Failed loading of modules for v5 family.GUI of the main window is in English and the logo shows ESET Smart Security 5 instead of Endpoint Security.Product reports 'Anti-Phishing protection is non-functional'.Product reports that it is not activated.Product’s advanced settings have features missing.End of support for Windows 7 and Windows 8.If they are managed by our ESET Remote Administrator or ESET Security Management Center, they will fall back to the respective parametric group and report an alert as not being activated and the antiphishing module as not functional.Windows 7, Extended Security Update Year 3.Read more in Windows Products Ending Support in 2023 For more information, see the system requirements section in the help pages. Support for the affected operating system might continue for the other ESET products, but it is not guaranteed. Due to module updates restrictions, the compatibility of these ESET product versions and affected operating systems is limited after December 8, 2023. For example, use ESET PROTECT 10.0 with ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Windows 9.1. If you need to continue using the affected Windows versions, the recommended compatible combination of ESET business products is to use the versions mentioned in the table above.

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