You also should add a parameter in your secteer.exe that excludes files and folders. For example the parameter --exclude.

@OLLI_S You are too fast The reason is that KeePass 2.40 is new and is detected by a Generic Rule, Generic Rules are largely accurate, but subtleties such as version numbers are displayed as is. Not until we had time to review the new version will we change it to 2.40 as is used on the website and changelogs. I suppose we should consider to indicate this in a way that is more clear. All unknown versions that are detected by a Generic Rule are automatically added to a list for manual review and approval of a Specific Rule, which will be more accurate. Btw. we've closed for processing of inspections for a few minutes, so don't expect to see new results in the UI before 30 minutes from now (there is a big queue) - and yes, I did add a Specific Rule for KeePass 2.40

It is exciting to see all the installations of SecTeer VulnDetect in the past days. We currently have a small backlog of rules in need of updating because we have been focused on the transition from CARMA to VulnDetect. But we are now back to working on the rules. Please do report any discrepancies in the rules, right now our focus is to get back on track with the software we already detect. And then in a week or two we will start adding new software again.

Agree. Fixed

Please see this announcement about the Alpha: https://vulndetect.org/topic/391/secteer-personal-vulndetect-alpha-launched-today

Please see this announcement about the Alpha: https://vulndetect.org/topic/391/secteer-personal-vulndetect-alpha-launched-today

Right now KeePass showed me that a new version is available: This Update Check window is simple, but shows all important information: Component (the name of the application) Status Installed Version Available Version (see Show Available Version) This should be an inspiration of VulnDetect.