**[Solved] ** is now detected by VulnDetect and the version number 7.0.7.8 is also correct. @Tom: Thank you for fixing this!

For WizFile and WizTree you now show the identical company Antibody Software. @Tom: Thank you for fixing this!

@Tom : I do not see what could mean "a standard sub application" of Cygwin. Cygwin allows Linuxes / Unixes apps to run on Windows when recompiled using the cygwin emulation DLLs. So, you can have, multiple apps maintained or not available thru the Cygwin installer that manage dependencies. I most of the times use it for openssl client. So I removed Filezilla as I did not need it. I suppose it was installed due to a bug. I know that I do not answer to your question but I am unable to give you a yes/no answer. Hope this helps. Regards. PS: what you get when you search for openssl in the installer... [image: 1708780233740-f74659b7-8e93-4e16-b8c6-6632d30d9e84-image.png]

@Tom The single Apps are now shown, but Microsoft Outlook is NOT shown!

In the Ignore Rules you have a blue ? icon, when users click it, then you show a tooltip explainig the meaning of all icons: [image: 1707663609334-f301f276-ac58-4f28-a03b-3df686e559a2-image.png] Please add also such a blue ? icon in the column header Status in the List of Applications.

There are several suggestions for this feature request: Suggest Missing Apps via the List of Applications Report missing apps (this topic) Easier program suggestion Therefore, I will mark this topic here as Duplicate, this suggestion is tracked in the topic: Suggest Missing Apps via the List of Applications

There are several suggestions for this feature request: Suggest Missing Apps via the List of Applications Report missing apps Easier program suggestion (this topic) Therefore, I will mark this topic here as Duplicate, this suggestion is tracked in the topic: Suggest Missing Apps via the List of Applications

There are several suggestions for this feature request: Suggest Missing Apps via the List of Applications (this topic) Report missing apps Easier program suggestion Therefore, I will mark #2 and #3 as Duplicate and keep this topic here. There must be a user-friendly way, how users can report missing applications. Posting the applications in the forums is not very user friendly. Here some suggestion, how missing apps can be reported: Show a button "Report missing App" in the List of Applications. Here a "Request missing App" window opens, where users drag the EXE of the application into, and all properties of the EXE are shown in input fields (like you have it in the Toolbox for VulnDetect). In this field users can add some missing information (like download page, website, etc) and then send the form. Here also some additional data (like the app-icon and some properties of the EXE file) are uploaded. When you show the VulnDetect Icon in the System Tray you can show a Context Menu, where users can report a missing app. Here also the "Request missing App" window is shown, but this is a dialog provided by the VulnDetect Agent (not a web form). Via a "List of all applications (like suggested above). Such an online mechanism has the advantage, that you get all required information faster. And you see, what apps are requested more often (priorization).

I move this topic to Implemented Feature Requests now, because it is duplicate.

Currently a very large number of Portable Applications is detected by VulnDetect. Here just an exemplary list, what is detected on one of my test-clients: AnyDesk AutoHideDesktopIcons CCleaner Cinebench Colour Contrast Analyser (CCA) CPU-Z Defraggler Don't Sleep DUMo Eraser FileZilla Firefox FreeCommander XE (free) GPU-Z h2testw HeavyLoad HWiNFO Hardware Info Program KeePassXC Malwarebytes AdwCleaner Mister Group System Explorer Notepad++ NVDA One Commander Patch My PC Personal Backup PhraseExpress PortableApps.com Platform PrivaZer Quick Any2Ico Recuva Rufus ScreenPresso (beta) Screenshot Captor Speccy StressMyPC SUMo Thunderbird TreeSize Free UltraSearch UserBenchMark WingetUI WinMerge WizFile WizTree WSCC Missing Portable Applications can be requested in the App-Requests section in the forums. Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

@HempOil I marked your suggestion as Implemented.

Currently some Gaming Clients are detected by VulnDetect, like: Amazon Games GOG Galaxy Valve Steam Client Also some Games are detected by VulnDetect, like: Elite Dangerous Star Citizen The Dark Mod Missing Games and Gaming Clients can be requested in the App-Requests section in the forums. Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707658091190-2024-02-11_14h22_54.png] You can select one or more apps from a very long list of applications and then install them (deploy them) on your computers (to a group of computers). Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

@CTaylor and @GregAlexandre This feature has been Implemented

@CTaylor and @Alex-Connolly This feature is Implemented

The original topic also contained the suggestion to ignore an application completely. For this part we have an additional suggestion: [Implemented] Ignore Applications. Therefore, I worked over my original topic, so it contains only the feature "Ignore Specific Versions".

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707653719857-2024-02-11_12h22_32.png] Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707651715495-2024-02-11_12h33_53.png] Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.

This feature has been implemented in the Corporate Version of VulnDetect. Here you see a screen shot, how it looks there: [image: 1707651500245-2024-02-11_12h33_53.png] Therefore, I mark this topic as Implemented.