I was recently contacted by Dodge This Security who noticed that DeXRAY is struggling with some of his SEP Quarantine files. I was able to fix a code path that was misbehaving and in the end updated the tool to v2.16. While it is a minor tweak, it’s always good to have the most up to date version at hand.
I have added full support for Windows Defender files.
Now it processes both metadata files and content files. So if you run it on the whole folder you should get a decryption working properly for all files.
Note, I am still not sure how to parse the metadata files; it’s pretty complex – try to generate a quarantine file that includes registry data and you will know what I mean when you see the decrypted quarantined metadata files (that was quite a mouthful :).