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08-03-2025 10:20 PM
Check this knowledge base article: https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA1Ki000000blZlKAI
Could be the issue you have.
Hope this helps
08-01-2025 08:13 AM
Hi Kpatel35ntt,
It seems to me that this random block of sysprep has to do with our detection thinking that a legit process is maybe used in a suspicious way.
I see this have to be investigated further, so I would recommed to open a TAC support case, to figure out the root cause of false positives on sysprep behavior
A temporal solution would be to create a legacy exception on that process/path/hash... the more you narrow down, the better
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KR,
Luis
08-03-2025 10:20 PM
Check this knowledge base article: https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA1Ki000000blZlKAI
Could be the issue you have.
Hope this helps
08-03-2025 11:01 PM
Palo TAC Support Feedback was to go with File Protection disable under Agent Security Settings. Test with updated version would help to remove unnecessary profiles.
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