Finding blocked packages from Hexnode portal

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I need a refresher on where to look for packages that are being blocked in a policy?

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  • Hexnode

    grace-baker

    Moderator

    Hey, Thanks for posting.

    To find the packages that are being blocked on a particular device, please navigate to Manage > Devices. Select the desired device. Navigate to Applications > Blocked Packages. Kindly note that the blocked packages would be listed only if there are any packages has been blocked in the device.

    Cheers!
    Grace Baker
    Hexnode MDM

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    Jamie

    Participant

    Okay so recently we encountered this malicious app on one of our employees’ devices that was behaving suspiciously. So, by putting that in kiosk, we could observe its behavior in a resource restricted environment. The blocked package record would help us a lot.

    Do the repeatedly blocked packages for the same app show as separate entries within the Hexnode portal? it’ll be good if we can have like a table record of what and preferably when it was blocked.

  • Hi @Jamie-Rodrigos, yes, it should show up as a list in order of occurrences. So, for example, a package is called by the application. Hexnode will log the incident as an entry on the Blocked Packages list along with the timestamp. If the application calls the same package again, on the next device scan, it will be featured separately on the Blacked Packages list.

    To view the Blocked Packages list, visit the device page and perform a device scan to sync all the latest updates on the device. Navigate to the Applications sub-tab and find the Blocked Packages button.

    find the blocked packages button on top of the applications list

    You’ll find the following column on the list to help you identify the blocked packages –

    ● Last Launched Package – The kiosk application which launched the package.
    ● Blocked Package – The identifier of the blocked package.
    ● Blocked Time – The latest time of the event on scan in the format MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM.

    Cheers!
    Zach Goodman
    Hexnode UEM

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