Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Endpoint protection

Run Analyzer Linux

In brief

The documentation now lists new SHA-256 checksums for the analyzer ZIP files and uses direct `./` command syntax to run the support tools.

What Defender admins need to know

Administrators should use the updated checksum values and command examples when downloading and running the Linux analyzer.

Summaries are generated from the documentation change itself.

Documentation change

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  1. Verify the download:

    echo '0C8F010D09557478E0CF626D439D5F7EAB1F6C7EEFF69FF1E98A7289520983E15F906591D33D675F14D73D5B658A796CEC7480B023B18D45C5D687713A4D4FBB XMDEClientAnalyzerBinary.zip' | sha256sum -c
    
  2. Extract the contents of XMDEClientAnalyzerBinary.zip on the machine.

  3. Verify the download:

    echo '62F92CD9D191063663FBAC7B29E1C967C8F9A30B9B769DA5E968FC4276C1F0300B7C350A1C19E049416B1C8FB7ED857569DDCC32FB90453A3FCCD083487C0B4E XMDEClientAnalyzerPython.zip' | sha256sum -c
    
  4. Extract the contents of XMDEClientAnalyzer.zip on the machine:

  • Execute:

    run ./MDESupportToolBinary.sh -parameters "----bypass-disclaimer -d"
    
  • For Client Analyzer Python shipped with Microsoft Defender for Linux, create an MDESupportToolPython.sh file and paste the following content into it.

  • Execute:

    run ./MDESupportToolPython.sh -parameters "----bypass-disclaimer -d"
    

Install the XMDE Client Analyzer