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WIN-INI-PRC-NODE-SPAWN-SUSP-PROCESS-1 - Adobe Creative Cloud

Hello everyone,

Is anyone else getting "High-Risk" detections "WIN-INI-PRC-NODE-SPAWN-SUSP-PROCESS-1" from Adobe Creative Cloud?

"parent_path": "C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Creative Cloud Experience\\libs\\node.exe"

SHA256(node.exe)17fd75d8a41bf9b4c475143e19ff2808afa7a92f7502ede731537d9da674d5e8

"parent_cmdline": "\"C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Creative Cloud Experience\\libs\\node.exe\" \"C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Creative Cloud Experience\\js\\main.js\""

SHA256(main.js):0525ebdaaa33ff83daa6d99c0abb222f1da546ad97c2ddf2115f64e5252b5b4c

"path": "C:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe"

"cmdline": "C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\cmd.exe /d /s /c \"schtasks /create /tn \"Launch Adobe CCXProcess\" /tr \"\\\"C:\\Program Files\\Adobe\\Adobe Creative Cloud Experience\\CCXProcess.exe\\\"\" /sc daily /st 09:05 -f\""

SHA256(CCXProcess.exe)a80c961a85f1c7ef8042606524ad5787b7e7c5245d7e7afd4da5d4e737b64aaa

 

Interestingly, this is the first time I've seen this detection. Creative Cloud has been installed on a some devices for years.



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  • Hello.

    Assuming this is a false positive, what is the recommended action plan?

    Add some sort of exclusion to Sophos Central?

    Or will there be a change to the detection rules by SOPHOS (which will be received by the endpoints in one of the next updates), after having analyzed the behavior of the ADOBE application involved?

    Thanks and regards.
    Andrea Bezziccheri