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December 11, 2025

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The following issues have been fixed in uberAgent 7.4.1:

Agent (Windows)

[I1362]: fixed high CPU usage in rare cases caused by CCFM.
[I1369]: incremented Citrix OData API version from v2 to v3.
[I1370]: some web request events were discarded due to missing performance data. This happens if content script injection is blocked, e.g., via a content security policy (CSP).
[I1372]: resolved issue where high system load conditions could prevent ProcessStartup metric data from being properly transmitted to configured backends.
[I1375]: resolved issue where the agent could crash if an Authenticode check failed.
[I1376]: fixed issue where Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security (ESS) configurations could cause “Failed to parse Hashtable!” errors.
[I1380]: fixed multiple vulnerabilities with Unicode characters in path names.
[I1389]: fixed non-functioning determination of performance counter metric.
[I1404]: fixed a race condition leading to Citrix policy updates being ignored.
[I1409]: events sent to the ETW receiver are split into multiple parts if they exceed 64,000 characters.

Agent (macOS)

[I1360]: resolved issue with one-shot timer management (Interval is 0) that was causing excessive CPU utilization.

Splunk

[I1250]: the SourceIndex field is now evaluated during SCI score calculation.
[I1263]: added missing German and Japanese translations for the Failed SCI Tests panel on the Security Score dashboard.
[I1371]: some table descriptions on the Single Application Performance dashboard could not be opened.
[I1383]: the Experience Score for the session component login duration now uses the correct weighting.
[I1386]: fixed dashboard layout CSS issue with Splunk 9.4.1+.

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Fixed issues

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