I am using VulnDetect Business for some months now. I added most computers of my family (wife, daughter, brother, girlfriend of brother, Virtual Machine). Soon I will add my father. My "job" is to support them (they have no high computer skills, especially my father, my brother and this girlfriend). So my brother and his girlfriend often call me and ask if their computer is OK (they are used that I call them and tell them to update some applications). But they are not often online: [image: 1593542294141-968ddf5a-069b-4d1b-8508-e13f850d2a23-image.png] So here I can not warn them that there are vulnerabilities on their systems (because I have to wait until they turn their computers on. It would be very helpful if the list of apps is updated even without a scan. So I see available updates and existing vulnerabilities and can actively warn them.

I found a website that describes that you can get the installed .NET versions from the file system: https://www.askvg.com/how-to-check-which-version-of-microsoft-net-framework-is-installed-in-windows/ I looked in my system and found the following folders: %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework64 In the folder %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework I have the subfolders 1031 v1.0.3705 v1.1.4322 v2.0.50727 v3.0 v3.5 v4.0.30319 In the folder %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework64 I have the subfolders 1031 v2.0.50727 v3.0 v3.5 v4.0.30319 Maybe this information is helpful...

OK, thank you @Tom I know that this is a very special feature request, but maybe your devs add such command line switches.

This feature is not fully implemented Today I saw that you still have two different texts for missing version information (both in the same product): Unknown, please report Please report version [image: 1589019986043-b4aa143f-cb96-4347-9a4c-9efafff53556-image.png] @Tom I merged both topics (we had one in "Bugs" and removed the "Implemented" from the title.

I think this feature could be very interesting for Families where one poor admin is managing multiple computers of family members. Here the family members can install applications themselves (the admin does not manage the PC like an admin in a company). And family members might have turned off the PC for some days (not always turned on). So such a list would be very very helpful.

But you get the point (what I mean) and can find a proper solution.

I tested the Business Version of VulnDetect on my phone. For admins it would be cool to perform some actions via their phones, so this is a valid scenario. Here some screen shots: [image: 1587721822695-mobile_business_dashboard_edge.jpg] Here the menu on the left is not shown. This element is very important to access all pages of the business version. Without the menu, the business version is not operabable. [image: 1587721981713-mobile_business_hosts_edge.jpg] Here the name of the host is not shown and also not the group.

I really wonder if it is possible to search for updates of Windows Store Apps via command line. This would be a real benefit for users if you start the check via VulnDetect.

It should be consistent. If you show at top of the configuration an red message box but not in the list of apps, then this is not consistent.

@OLLI_S We are not currently working on this. The current progress is with respect to improved reporting on deployment of updates and a more "interactive" UI. We are also working on a new agent, that will help with debugging certain issues that happen on a few machines.

I am concerned about my privacy but I have an Amazon Echo (arrived 4 days ago)... Got me!

Currently you can start a full system scan manually if you use the Toolbox for VulnDetect

OK, Boss

Today I released the Toolbox for VulnDetect. So it would be cool if users see at the entry GetAppDetails that it is replaced by the Toolbox.

@OLLI_S