ChrisN

Any idea when this will be resolved? I'm currently also having it.

Use another piece of software to audit the installed software on the computers? Or start reinstalling the clients again as the issue has been fixed with the latest update.

It looks like if you update to V12 that was just released it is fixed.

V11 is still broken for us too. When will you resolve this already, some of us aren't paid to be at work waiting for you to fix your bad code.

We are approaching 120,000 events.

MWB team, can't you just roll back to this mornings update that wasn't broken? Seriously this is crazy. How hard can it be?

This took down our whole organization including data center and customer applications. The just released v8 doesn't fix the issue either. It is blocking all connections.

Thanks, i wasn't aware. Is this documented someplace officially? Also can you confirm this can be used on domain controllers running the supported OS versions listed above? Any issues with the DC's running the role of DNS?

It would be nice if we could have an option to save credentials for scanning and deploying Malwarebytes on endpoints as well as check boxes saved during this process. This is something other endpoint management solutions provide and is an annoyance when deploying Malwarebytes. Also an auto update of the endpoint versions (when authorized from the centralized console) would be nice. While our IT staff works a normal 9-5 M-F, some of our staff have alternative work schedules and keeping them updated on the latest releases is difficult with the current client since an admin has to be actively present to scan the target machine and push the update when the remote employee is on the network off hours.

We currently run Malwarebytes for Business as well as a traditional AV on all of our employees workstations. We do not currently use Malwarebytes on our servers. With the news that 3.0 is replacement to traditional AV's we are entertaining the idea of removing the traditional AV from our employee workstations in favor of Malwarebytes + Windows Defender. This seems to be an acceptable recommendation from your team for corporations, is that correct? Regarding Malwarebytes 3.0 installed on Windows based servers, are there plans to have it be supported?