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# Addressed issues in Cortex XDR agent 8.5.1

The following issues have been resolved in Cortex XDR agent release 8.5.1

| Issue                              | Description                                                                                                             |
| ---------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| <p>CPATR-26301</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Fixed an issue with policy recalculation on endpoints having non-ASCII environment variables.                           |
| <p>CPATR‑26119</p><p>(Linux)</p>   | Fixed an issue where in a rare scenario, the SPMD process may demonstrate a high CPU consumption during content update. |
| CPATR-25760                        | Fixed an issue that in rare circumstances may cause the NMAP distributed network scan to function incorrectly.          |
| <p>CPATR-25536</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Fixed an issue that in rare cases may cause the print monitor service to halt if no print job node is matched.          |
| <p>CPATR-25273</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Support added for Windows 11 24H2                                                                                       |
| <p>CPATR-25268</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Fixed an issue to improve the Cortex XDR agent security and stability posture.                                          |
| <p>CPATR-25063</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Fixed an issue where false-positive alerts may be encountered due to policy reset during an agent upgrade.              |


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