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Linux | July 2026 | 101.26052.0012

Analysis / inference: Microsoft released Defender for Endpoint for Linux version 101.26052.0012 with improved antivirus visibility, refined connectivity tests, and FIPS RHEL fix.

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Microsoft Defender for Endpoint releases · Limited verification
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Microsoft Security

Section 01 · Summary analysis

Version 101.26052.0012 adds the antivirus_enforcement_level field to mdatp health, updates offline security intelligence connectivity tests, fixes FIPS-enabled RHEL update failures, and corrects WordPress Core software inventory reporting.

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Section 02 · Analysis

SecOps Signal analysis
Why it matters

This release introduces enhanced antivirus enforcement visibility and connectivity test diagnostics directly in the mdatp health command, helping SOC and endpoint engineers verify Linux endpoint health without secondary validation steps.

Operational impact

Provides better diagnostic visibility into endpoint protection modes and connection failures on Linux hosts while fixing installation blocks on FIPS-enabled RHEL systems.

Section 03 · Recommended actions

  • Upgrade Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Linux to version 101.26052.0012.
  • Verify that FIPS-enabled RHEL 8 and RHEL 9 devices successfully update.
  • Check that Linux software inventory correctly displays WordPress Core installations.
What to check
  • Run the mdatp health command on Linux endpoints to verify the new antivirus_enforcement_level field output.
  • Review updated connectivity test diagnostics for offline security intelligence update paths on x64 and ARM64 platforms.

Affected scope

ProductsDefender for Endpoint

Section 04 · References

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