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# Addressed issues in Cortex XDR agent 9.1

The following issues have been resolved in this release.

| ISSUE       | PLATFORM | DESCRIPTION                                                                                           |
| ----------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| CPATR-34621 | macOS    | Fixed an issue in IPv6 where the last IP in the host firewall IP range may not have been validated.   |
| CPATR-34574 | Windows  | Fixed an issue to improve the Cortex XDR agent stability posture.                                     |
| CPATR-34389 | Windows  | Improvement made to the Cortex XDR agent security posture.                                            |
| CPATR-34257 | Windows  | Fixed an issue to improve the Cortex XDR agent stability posture.                                     |
| CPATR-34197 | Windows  | Fixed an issue to enhance the block printers functionality and improve the feature support.           |
| CPATR-33883 | Windows  | Improvement made to the Cortex XDR agent security posture.                                            |
| CPATR-33713 | Windows  | Fixed an issue to improve the Device Control feature.                                                 |
| CPATR-33488 | Windows  | Improvement made to the Cortex XDR agent security posture.                                            |
| CPATR-33253 | Windows  | Fixed an issue to improve performance during a system scan.                                           |
| CPATR-33150 | Windows  | Fixed an issue that may be encountered certain scenarios when FSLogix is used.                        |
| CPATR-33025 | Windows  | Java module improvements.                                                                             |
| CPATR-32880 | Windows  | Improvement made to the Cortex XDR agent stability posture.                                           |
| CPATR-31888 | Linux    | Fixed an issue in Linux that may prevent the agent to upgrade.                                        |
| CPATR-31112 | Windows  | Fixed an issue to improve the Cortex XDR agent stability posture.                                     |
| CPATR-28485 | General  | Improved the ability to correlate user data for users with the same SID in multi-domain environments. |
| CPATR-24790 | General  | Fixed an issue that may prevent prevention issues from being in the logs.                             |
| CPATR-17807 | General  | Fixed an issue to improve handling of local timezone configurations.                                  |


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