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# Addressed issues in Cortex XDR agent 8.9.0

Addressed issues in Cortex XDR agent 8.9.0

The following issues have been resolved in Cortex XDR agent release 8.9.0

| **Issue**                          | **Description**                                                                                                            |
| ---------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| <p>CPATR‑31605</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Fixed an issue that in specific scenarios may impact the Cortex XDR agent performance.                                     |
| <p>CPATR‑31160</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Fixed an issue that recreates the Agent Logs Directory if it is missing.                                                   |
| <p>CPATR-31056</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Fixed an issue that may occur on rare occasions when running a scan.                                                       |
| <p>CPATR-30980</p><p>(Linux)</p>   | Fixed an issue that may have affected JVM installation when upgrading the XDR agent.                                       |
| <p>CPATR-30946</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Fixed an issue that in specific cases may impact the Cortex XDR agent performance.                                         |
| CPATR-30886                        | Fixed an issue that may occur when using App Layering Issues VDI.                                                          |
| <p>CPATR-30537</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Improvement made to the Cortex XDR agent stability posture.                                                                |
| <p>CPATR-30480</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Improvement made to the Cortex XDR agent stability posture.                                                                |
| <p>CPATR-30212</p><p>(Linux)</p>   | Fixed an issue in Bottlerocket OS that may have caused disruption to Kernel module dependencies during agent installation. |
| <p>CPATR-30173</p><p>(Linux)</p>   | Improvement made to the Cortex XDR agent security and stability posture.                                                   |
| <p>CPATR-30147</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Fixed an issue to apply exclusion lists to files as well as folders during ImagePrep scans.                                |
| <p>CPATR-29622</p><p>(Windows)</p> | Improvement made to the Cortex XDR agent security and stability posture.                                                   |
| <p>CPATR-29517</p><p>(Linux)</p>   | Fixed an issue to limit the number of open LevelDB file descriptors.                                                       |
| <p>CPATR-28805</p><p>(Linux)</p>   | Introduced a new mechanism for detecting JVM initialization completion to improve performance and stability.               |


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