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md5 hash SEP

Created: 16 Jan 2013 | Updated: 06 Feb 2013 | 7 comments
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I have implemented SEP 12, my question is if I can set a policy that I check the md5 hash, ie if it is modified block

thank you very much

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Brian81's picture

You can use and application and device control policy to block or allow software by hash value

This article should help in setting up hash blocking/allowing:

How to use Application and Device Control to limit the spread of a threat.

Article:TECH93451  |  Created: 2009-01-15  |  Updated: 2012-04-24  |  Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH93451

 

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Ashish-Sharma's picture

Hi,

Yes you can Block or allow software using MD5 hash value.

 

How to use Symantec Endpoint Protection to block or log legitimate but unauthorized software usage

Article:TECH97618  |  Created: 2009-01-20  |  Updated: 2009-01-20  |  Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH97618
 

 

How to use Application and Device Control to limit the spread of a threat.

Article:TECH93451  |  Created: 2009-01-15  |  Updated: 2012-04-24  |  Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH93451
 

Check this thread

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/how...

Thanks In Advance

Ashish Sharma

SEPM Knowledgebase Documents  

 

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Good.

 

Does Symantec only works with the MD5 hash algorithm?. O also supports other algorithms as

 

MD4:                                                                         
SHA 160bit (SHA1):           
SHA 256bit:                          
SHA 384bit:                          
SHA 512bit: 
 
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as far as I know MD5 only

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You can also block by file extension name if the program keeps the file name the same. But if the file name or extension changes you'd need to add it to the SEP policy.

Please review ideas and vote there could be something useful :)

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/security/ideas

 

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Hi Julrendo,

Thumbs up to the articles above that the SEPM will block via an MD5 hash. Unfortunatly it will not update itself if these hashes are modified or adjusted they have to be put in manually.

So if a version of a program gets upgated a new MD5 hash will have to be included in the policy to block it.

Please review ideas and vote there could be something useful :)

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/security/ideas

 

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Ashish-Sharma's picture

HI,

No it's only work on MD5 hash value.

Thanks In Advance

Ashish Sharma

SEPM Knowledgebase Documents  

 

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