CrowdStrike Falcon Insight

Protected without ongoing user intervention. This feature is crucial for maintaining robust security without disrupting the user experience or productivity.Continuous evaluation for comprehensive security: Falcon for Mobile goes beyond traditional security measures by continuously performing comprehensive posture checks. This process involves evaluating the device’s security status in real time, ensuring any potential vulnerabilities are swiftly identified and mitigated. This proactive stance is key to maintaining a strong defense against evolving mobile threats.Always-on security: The architecture of many mobile security solutions relies on users to frequently interact with the application so it isn’t offloaded by iOS for lack of use. If a security application is offloaded due to lack of use, its protective features are disabled. Falcon for Mobile is engineered to remain active and functional so it isn’t affected by the limitations that typically offload lesser-used apps. This ensures Falcon for Mobile protections are never unavailable, providing continuous, uninterrupted security coverage.Deployment and EffectivenessBy choosing CrowdStrike Falcon for Mobile, you’re investing in superior mobile protection and a solution that integrates seamlessly into your daily operations without the need for constant attention or adjustment. Our technology is designed to be as unobtrusive as it is effective, giving you peace of mind and freeing you to focus on what matters most — your business.Implementing Falcon for Mobile is straightforward. Organizations can deploy the solution across their mobile device fleet without the need for complex configurations or extensive user training. The device enrollment is done all from the Falcon app and is as simple as scanning a QR code, downloading the deployment profile and installing the configuration profile (see images below).EnrollmentProfile DownloadProfile InstallationFuture-Proofing SMB SecurityBy providing detailed insight into mobile threats and allowing for immediate response actions, Falcon for Mobile significantly enhances an organization’s security posture. Whether it’s blocking connections to suspicious URLs, domains, hashes, IP addresses, phishing attempts or unusual application behaviors, Falcon ensures threats are swiftly identified and addressed.For SMBs, CrowdStrike Falcon for Mobile with iOS unmanaged support represents a significant step forward in mobile cybersecurity. It delivers advanced protection tailored to the needs and capacities of SMBs, allowing them to leverage mobile technology securely and competitively. As SMBs continue to integrate mobile devices into their business processes, solutions like Falcon for Mobile are not just beneficial — they are essential for ensuring ongoing operational resilience and security in a mobile-first world.Additional ResourcesLearn more about Falcon for Mobile by visiting the product page.For more details, read the Falcon for Mobile data sheet.Learn more about recent Falcon for Mobile innovations in this blog: Small Screens, Big Risks: Falcon for Mobile Releases New Innovations to Accelerate Detection and Response for Mobile Threats.Start your free 15-day trial of the CrowdStrike Falcon platform.

Symptoms This article provides the steps to download the CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor Uninstall Tool for Windows. Affected Products: CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor Affected Operating Systems: Windows Cause Not applicable Resolution Windows requires the CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor Uninstall Tool to remove the product using the command-line interface (CLI). In a Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge browser, go to your Falcon console login URL. Log In to the Falcon Console. In the left menu pane, click Support and resources and then select Tool downloads. Note: The layout in the example may differ slightly from your environment. Click the Download icon for Falcon Windows Sensor, Uninstall Tool. This downloads the CSUninstallTool.exe file. You can use CSUninstallTool to perform a command-line interface uninstall of the CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor. Note: If you do not see an option to download the Falcon Windows Sensor Uninstall Tool, open a support ticket. For more information, reference How to Get Support for CrowdStrike. For more information about how to use the command-line interface to uninstall CrowdStrike using the CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor Windows Uninstall Tool, reference How to Uninstall CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor. To contact support, reference Dell Data Security International Support Phone Numbers.Go to TechDirect to generate a technical support request online.For additional insights and resources, join the Dell Security Community Forum. Affected Products CrowdStrike

Configures the CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor. This role is focused mainly on configuring the Falcon Sensor on Linux and macOS. Windows is supported, but not as much functionality is currently available. The main difference is because a lot of the configuration options can be set during the installation of the sensor on Windows.ImportantThe Falcon Customer ID (CID) with checksum is required in order to properly configure and start the Falcon Sensor.You can either pass the CID as a variable (falcon_cid) or let this role fetch it from the CrowdStrike API using yourAPI credentials.RequirementsAnsible 2.13 or higherFalconPy 1.3.0 or higher on Ansible control nodeAs of version 4.0.0, this role takes full advantage of the FalconPy SDK for interacting with the CrowdStrike API.Role VariablesAPI Specific Variablesfalcon_client_id - CrowdStrike OAUTH Client ID (string, default: null)falcon_client_secret - CrowdStrike OAUTH Client Secret (string, default: null)falcon_cloud - CrowdStrike API URL for downloading the Falcon sensor (string, default: us-1)choices:us-1 -> api.crowdstrike.comus-2 -> api.us-2.crowdstrike.comus-gov-1 -> api.laggar.gcw.crowdstrike.comeu-1 -> api.eu-1.crowdstrike.comfalcon_api_enable_no_log - Whether to enable or disable the logging of sensitive data being exposed in API calls (bool, default: true)Common Variablesfalcon_remove_aid - Remove the Falcon Agent ID (AID) (bool, default: null)Linux Specific Variablesfalcon_aid_retries - Number of retries to attempt when waiting to retrieve the Falcon Agent ID (AID) (int, default: 6)falcon_aid_delay - Number of seconds to wait between falcon_aid_retries when waiting to retrieve the Falcon Agent ID (AID) (int, default: 10)These variables control the retry behavior when attempting to retrieve the Falcon Agent ID (AID) after configuringand restarting the sensor. The default

Reinfection, these processes were terminated, including the original source, Serv-U.exe.Along with Falcon Complete’s remediation summary, the affected customers were provided with all indicators of compromise and a list of all available patches applicable to the system to prevent any further exploitation in the future. Falcon Complete recommended blocking the associated IPs at the perimeter, resetting passwords for all user accounts on the affected systems (due to the compromise of LSASS), and applying all available patches as soon as possible. The customers promptly performed these actions in order to prevent the possibility of data exfiltration and ransomware deployment.Associated C2 Activity46.161.4087 - Injected WinLogon179.60.15026 - TinyMetShell C2179.60.15032 - Cobalt Strike C245.129.137232 - remote IP contacted by exploited Serv-U.exe processConclusionFalcon Complete identified an active campaign on public-facing Serv-U MFT servers, contained the activity and prevented the attacker from completing their actions on objectives. The team leveraged EAM, the Falcon Process Timeline dashboard, Falcon RTR, and some open-source intelligence (OSINT) to quickly shut down this attempted breach in real time.In addition to removing the associated artifacts, Falcon Complete identified the vulnerable application being exploited early on and was able to quickly provide all affected customers with the critical, time-sensitive information they needed to patch their vulnerable public-facing MFT servers, secure their business from further attacks and check other servers for vulnerabilities.In rare cases where the hosts were not patched in a timely fashion, GRACEFUL SPIDER has been known to return for further attempts to deliver Cobalt Strike beacons. These attempts were quickly blocked by the Falcon agent. Campaigns such as these illustrate the persistence and stealth tactics that can be employed by an adversary like GRACEFUL SPIDER to gain and keep a foothold in target organizations. Fortunately, Falcon provides the telemetry and tools to quickly identify, investigate and remediate attacks that remain largely in memory, such as this one.The Falcon Complete team works closely with the Falcon OverWatch and CrowdStrike Intelligence teams, applying vast skill sets to enable organizations to investigate and identify threat groups quickly — and fueling our mission to stop breaches.Additional ResourcesLearn more by visiting the Falcon Complete product webpage.Read a white paper: CrowdStrike Falcon® Complete: Instant Cybersecurity Maturity for Organizations of All Sizes.Read about adversaries tracked by CrowdStrike in 2020 in the 2021 CrowdStrike Global Threat Report.Test CrowdStrike next-gen AV for yourself: Start your free trial of Falcon Prevent™.