Recently, (starting 3 weeks ago), our server (Azure hosted) started crashing randomly.
Analyzing the produced crash minidump, it seems that is related to the filter driver (Wfflt appearing in the stack trace).
# Child-SP RetAddr Call Site
00 ffff8e81`aacf1458 fffff802`dddffa29 nt!KeBugCheckEx
01 ffff8e81`aacf1460 fffff802`dddffdd0 nt!KiBugCheckDispatch+0x69
02 ffff8e81`aacf15a0 fffff802`dddfe3d8 nt!KiFastFailDispatch+0xd0
03 ffff8e81`aacf1780 fffff807`d4a19cb9 nt!KiRaiseSecurityCheckFailure+0x2d8
04 ffff8e81`aacf1910 fffff807`d4a1ce70 Wfflt+0x49cb9
05 ffff8e81`aacf1918 ffffbf02`9c01c610 Wfflt+0x4ce70
06 ffff8e81`aacf1920 ffffbf02`9c01c610 0xffffbf02`9c01c610
07 ffff8e81`aacf1928 fffff802`ddc92000 0xffffbf02`9c01c610
08 ffff8e81`aacf1930 ffff8e81`aacf1970 nt!WerLiveKernelInitSystem <PERF>
(nt+0x0)
Unfortunately, I couldn't still identify the user and ocasion when this happens, since we have different customers (companies) using our software remotely with different users.
Currently we are using version 3.9.8.0.
I see that in version 3.9.8.3 there was a fix related to this driver. Is this fix related?
If this is already fixed, we will proceed to upgrade our version, but first I wanted to understand better what kind of fix this version introduced so we don't fall in false expectations.
Alos, to prevent and/or for better diagnostics, what else can be done?