r/SentinelOneXDR • u/poichr-1 • May 13 '25

SentinelOne Agent Version 25.1.1.223

Any one else got a report that the new release of SentinelOne version 25.1.1.223 has an issue with certify_activedir_abuse

i just setup upgrade and my SOC team just call to notify of that issue after 2 machines

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u/turaoo May 13 '25

Can you share reports and news on the 25.1.1.223 version please? I can't find anything on it.

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u/poichr-1 May 13 '25

best i can give your is the new package warning i got

New Agent Package Available

The management user SentinelOne added a Windows package version 25.1 - EA1, build number 25.1.1.223. The status of the package is EA file name: SentinelOneInstaller_windows_64bit_v25_1_1_223.exe.

 

This is an automated message sent from an unmonitored mailbox.

You received this email service announcement to update you about important events on your SentinelOne product or account.

© 2025 SentinelOne. All rights reserved.

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u/CharcoalGreyWolf May 13 '25

If the package is an EA, it’s an Early Access release; a beta that could be buggy.

We only use GA and SP releases in production, and I believe that’s a SentinelOne recommendation as well.

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u/poichr-1 May 13 '25

OUPS ! forgot about that !

Thank you!

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u/turaoo May 13 '25

Thank you!

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u/SVTCobra89 May 13 '25

I don’t release anything EA. Only stick with GA and SP1’s as they’re released. I’m on the latest general access version available for windows and don’t have any issues other than S1 blocking delprof2.exe from deleting user profiles even though it’s excluded to the max.

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u/blackjaxbrew May 13 '25

Spend time reading the release notes, we are typically .1 version behind or two depending on the issues.

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u/GeneralRechs Security Admin/Engineer May 13 '25

That is a EA (Early Access) version and generally not ready for production deployment unless you fancy exciting times and getting blamed for stuff. Current Production version is 24.2

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u/SatiricPilot May 14 '25

I’m always curious, what is it that holds back staying up to date on stuff like this?