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==== Fixes
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* Fixes entity flyout **Risk contributions** tab link ({kibana-pull}241153[#241153]).
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* Fixes a pagination issue with the data table on the **Indicators** page ({kibana-pull}241108[#241108]).
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* Allows partial matches on rule name when searching installed rules ({kibana-pull}237496[#237496]).
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* Fixes multiple issues searching installed rules by allowing partial matches on rule name and improving special character support ({kibana-pull}237496[#237496]).
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* Fixes an issue where rule exception operators could not be cleared when editing a rule exception ({kibana-pull}236051[#236051]).
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* Fixes an {elastic-defend} issue on Linux by preventing unnecessary locking within malware protection to avoid invalid watchdog firings.
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* Fixes issues that could sometimes cause crashes of the {elastic-defend} user-mode process on very busy Windows systems.
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* Fixes multiple {elastic-defend} issues in malware protection for Linux where a deadlock could sometimes occur when containers and autofs were both active.
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* Fixes an {elastic-defend} bug in Linux event collection where some long-running processes were not enriched.
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* Fixes an issue in {elastic-defend} that could cause the `get-file` and `execute` response actions to start failing after many are issued with a single running instance of {elastic-defend}.
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* Fixes CVE-2025-37735 ([ESA-2025-23](https://discuss.elastic.co/t/elastic-defend-8-19-6-9-1-6-and-9-2-0-security-update-esa-2025-23/383272)) in {{elastic-defend}} on Windows which could allow a low-privilege attacker to delete arbitrary files on the system and potentially escalate privileges to SYSTEM. Windows 11 24H2 includes changes which make this issue harder to exploit.
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