If the files that have been flagged as infected have been deleted from Quarantine, there is no other option but to reinstall INSITE. If the customer’s account does not have Administration rights, the services of their IT dept may need to be engaged. You will receive a warning which you can ignore. Click the “restore” button at the bottom of the screen. Once the update is complete, go to the History tab and select the supposedly infected files listed as “win/BluberA.worm” or “win/BluberA.exe”. Go to the Update tab and update the virus definitions.Ĥ. The Quarantine folder is displayed on the HISTORY tab in the Microsoft anti-virus program.įor external customers using a Microsoft anti-virus product:Ģ. We have been able to successfully restore full functionality to INSITE without the need for an uninstall / reinstall, provided that the Microsoft anti-virus program still has the “infected” files still showing in the Quarantine folder. News release from Microsoft on this topic: INSITE - SPECIAL NOTICE Related to the WORM:Win32/Bluber.A false positive scare from Friday March 31st 2017.Īfter working with Cummins Cybersecurity, we have some updated information with regards to INSITE and the 1706 / white-page-displayed-when-selecting-Calibrations issue. is still compatible with the newer calibrations and the new INSITE CSS system. and use that version to calibrate CELECT and CELECT PLUS ECM's. The only fix for this issue at this time is to rollback INSITE to version 8.1.4.
This results in the calibration appearing to proceed to completion, only for the ECM to appear as ROM-booted almost immediately afterward.
is used in an attempt to calibrate a CELECT ECM, it can cause certain vital aspects of the ECM's firmware to be removed. INSITE 8.2.0 and 8.2.1 - Issues calibrating CELECT and CELECT PLUS engines with INSITE.Ĭurrently, there is an issue with recent releases of INSITE when attempting to calibrate a CELECT or CELECT PLUS ECM.
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