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After a LOT of head banging, I finally am able to deploy Malwarebytes Endpoint Agent to computers via JAMF. I wanted to share to help others who may be looking for assistance. Please feel free to tweak any of this as there may be better ways, but this worked for me.



FYI … this is the deployment method that worked for me in JAMF



1) Log in to the Malwarebytes Nebula platform.
2) Go to Downloads.
3) In the Mac section, click Download to download the Mac Endpoint Installer to your local device.
4) For JAMF the brackets s ] are incompatible, replace the PKG filename brackets to an underscore enclosing the account token.



File name downloaded
Setup.MBEndpointAgentmxxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx]_.pkg



New file name
Setup.MBEndpointAgent__xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx__.pkg*



5) Upload the renamed package to JAMF
6) Upload & Scope “Malwarebytes KEXT Whitelist”
7) Upload & Scope “Privacy Settings Whitelist - Malwarebytes Protection”
8) Create script to register the installation with Nebula



#!/bin/sh 

cd /Library/Application Support/Malwarebytes/Malwarebytes Endpoint Agent/EndpointAgentDaemon.app/Contents/MacOS/

sudo ./EndpointAgentDaemon ACCOUNTTOKEN=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

sudo launchctl stop com.malwarebytes.agent.daemon

sudo launchctl start com.malwarebytes.agent.daemon

exit


9) Create & Scope a Policy to Install the package & run the script (set script to run AFTER)
10) Deploy

Thanks for posting. I believe you'll want to remove the "sudo"s from the script for best results, since it will run as a Jamf policy.

Not exactly sure why but I'm getting an exit code of 139 using this script

Malwarebytes uninstall script anything is available?

Thanks for posting!

Where do you get the below info?

EndpointAgentDaemon ACCOUNTTOKEN=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

 Thanks!

Specifically, where do you get the "accounttoken"?

Specifically, where do you get the "accounttoken"?


The account token is in the filename.  It is all the "x"'s

Hey @timbrownell ,

Thank you for these details and it works for me. 

But did you set up the extension attribute as well? 

If yes then can you please share a script of that?

@smpatel

 

if you are looking for a config profile I am still using this one:  https://service.malwarebytes.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/4413803553043/Malwarebytes_Protection_profile_10_15.mobileconfig

 

 

I am looking for an extension attribute script. so through extension attributes, we can see the Marwalebytes are in the system and active or deactivate. 

Attaching a screenshot for idea. we used ESET Endpoint before and now start using Marwalebytes. 

 

I am looking for an extension attribute script. so through extension attributes, we can see the Marwalebytes are in the system and active or deactivate. 

Attaching a screenshot for idea. we used ESET Endpoint before and now start using Marwalebytes. 

 


No I do not have that.  Once installed I manage via the Nebula dashboard.

No I do not have that.  Once installed I manage via the Nebula dashboard.


I see, Thank you.

@smpatel We use 2 EA's, one for installed and the other for running.  They are really simple, so I am not sure this is what you are looking for or not. 

#!/bin/zsh

###############################################################################################
#
# Script Name: MalwareBytes Extension Attributes
# Date: 05/02/2023
# Purpose: Simple script to check if the MalwareBytes is installed
#
# Target: All computers
# Written by: chelm
#
###############################################################################################

MBApp="/Library/Application Support/Malwarebytes/Malwarebytes Endpoint Agent/UserAgent.app"

if [[ -d $MBApp ]]; then
echo "<result>Pass (Installed)</result>"
else
echo "<result>Fail (Not Installed)</result>"
fi

exit

 

#!/bin/zsh

###############################################################################################
#
# Script Name: MalwareBytes Extension Attributes
# Date: 05/02/2023
# Purpose: Simple script to check if the MalwareBytes process is running
#
# Target: All computers
# Written by: chelm
#
###############################################################################################

PROCESS='UserAgent'
number=$(ps aux | grep -v grep | grep -ci $PROCESS)

if [[ $number -gt 0 ]]; then
echo "<result>Pass (Running)</result>"
else
echo "<result>Fail (Not Running)</result>"
fi

exit

Does that help?

@chelm Thanks, It works for me to see in the extension Attribute. 

Sorry for the replying delay. 

 

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