@Tom Done

@zian There is some known issues with IE11. This is a new one.

We will soon launch the "new" product called VulnDetect to replace the CARMA, after that we will start working on the UI quirks.

Thanks for reporting this.

Sorry for missing your post in the approval list.

Please try to clear the cache or try to copy'n'paste the link into a "Private" session.

If this still doesn't help, then send your email address to tom@vulndetect.com and I will remove your email address from the database, so you can try again.

@nak We believe we found the cause of this issue. The developers have just released a fix:
https://vulndetect.org/topic/472/release-secteer-vulndetect-personal-and-backend-2018-12-28

Please let me know if this fixes it (you only need to wait and see if it runs the inspection at the next "inspectionWindow").

@Tom Thanks. It worked now.
Though it scanned some of the Containers sub directories like below, but it did complete - Enumerated filesystem in 15.439ms

Adobe Flash Player 32.0.0.114 Ok

By: Adobe Systems Incorporated
Based on: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Containers\BaseImages\2bf54f2a-aaae-44b6-af12-df9f443cfa5b\Files\Users\All Users\Microsoft\Windows\Containers\BaseImages\2bf54f2a-aaae-44b6-af12-df9f443cfa5b\Files\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash\Flash.ocx
Open product homepage

curl 7.55.1 Insecure

Recommended version: 7.63 Ok
By: haxx.se
Based on: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Containers\BaseImages\2bf54f2a-aaae-44b6-af12-df9f443cfa5b\Files\Users\All Users\Microsoft\Windows\Containers\BaseImages\2bf54f2a-aaae-44b6-af12-df9f443cfa5b\Files\Windows\System32\curl.exe
Open product homepage

Some are marked as Unknown / Untracked

Microsoft Office 2016 16.0.11126.20200 Unknown Microsoft Outlook 2016 16.0.11126.20266 Unknown Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 16.0.11126.20266 Unknown Microsoft Word 2016 16.0.11126.20266 Unknown Opera Internet Browser 58.0.3135.53 Untracked Unknown Amazon Kindle for PC 1.25.1.52064 Untracked Ok

@OLLI_S Because only two users run Ahnenblatt, so we don't see it that fast.

I have it on my PC and also the current Beta in my VM.
So maybe I am the "two users"...

And the English Ahnenblatt website is always after the German. So even on they day where we did add "recommended" for 2.99h, the English website still recommended 2.99g.

You are right, this is a mess...

Changing the recommended version is always something that requires manual work on our side, so just because someone installs a newer version, we will continue to recommend the "old" version until we confirm that the new version is official and recommended by the vendor.

I know that this is a manual action.
But now I understand why you recommend the older version (because of the version on the English website).

So I should not yet use it...
I leave this topic opened until the issue is fixed...

In the Windows 10 settings I went to Date and Time.
Here I deactivated the two options Set Time Automatically and also Set Time Zone Automatically.
Then I activated the options again, so Windows 10 updated the time from the Internet.

Then I did a full system scan.
But I see again:

Last CheckIn a minute ago
Last Inspection in a few seconds

Maybe your servers don't have the correct time?

@OLLI_S : Thank-you for clarifying. I did not understand this sentence the right way.

@Tom May I suggest to use something like "Allow VulnDetect to propose application update".

Regards.

@cdqEAW67 That is indeed good news.
Thank you for verifying this.

@cdqEAW67 That is great news, it was actually quite relevant, we have identified about a handful of others who were affected by this.
So once again, thank you.

@cdqEAW67 Awesome and thank you

Hello @Rek-Lama

this is exactly the reason why I suggested Add multiple computers (Family/Companies)

Feel free to up-vote this suggestion by clicking the "Up" button (^) on that topic.

@OLLI_S : Zian reported as fixed. Can be moved to Solved issues.

@Tom: please provide Feedack!

@lammertsm

I'm happy you found a solution.

And thank you very much for the detailed explanation, I'm certain other customers can benefit from this.

@GregAlexandre

Removing chocolatey isn't trivial for all users, since a few already used it or started using after it was installed by VulnDetect.

We are assessing ways to determine this in a reliable way, so we don't remove it if the user has used it.

Alternatively, we will release a removal script at some point, so you and others easily can remove it.