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seph · Answer

Meant for < C01DXJL16D8|fleet>

Gavin · Answer

Very much so sorry wrong Chan

Gavin · Answer

Cleaned up as best as possible

seph · Answer

No worries about cleaning these things up Mostly I try to flag them so that future searchers can trace things and so people can get the right replies

Noah Talerman · Answer

< Gavin> at first glance this looks like a bug in Fleet When you get the chance can you please file a bug report issue here

Gavin · Answer

It s not

Gavin · Answer

It s a windows Osquery UTF bug I need to do some more investigation and raise a least effort test case

seph · Answer

UTF Oh that might be windows

seph · Answer

Over the years there s been a variety of weird behaviors around UTF handling <https github com osquery osquery issues 5288> is a pointer to some There s also a bunch that have been fixed in the windows side

Gavin · Answer

Yup I confirmed that osqueryi on the host returns the same mangle of information the UI renders okay but other tools just dump the hex equivelant of the unicode

seph · Answer

So I guess if you can narrow this down

Gavin · Answer

Yes I intend to This is what I get back from the installed apps using a ruby fact on puppet ``` xc5 xe4 xc5 xe4 xba xea xb6 xf3 xbf xec xc0 xfa3 3 1 4 2 ```

Gavin · Answer

It makes me cry to see emoji s and rockets in app names