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@Tom This app is marked as Insecure with a CVSS Score of 6.5.
So, is there an update available that I should install (the link at the download icon)?

I get this shown in VulnDetect:

Installed Version: 22.0.1.5
Recommended: 22.180.5.1

When I click the blue "Download" icon, then I get to:
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/19351/windows-10-and-windows-11-wi-fi-drivers-for-intel-wireless-adapters.html
Here is version 22.200.2 available.

When I start the Windows 11 settings and go to Installed Apps, then I do not see this "App":

When I go to the old control panel, I see only:

@Tom Please provide feedback!

As you can see at the GitHub repository, there is no 32-Bit version available:
https://github.com/ThePacielloGroup/CCAe/releases/tag/v3.2.1

Colour Contrast Analyser (CCA) was detected in the past but currently it is no longer detected.

The file of version 3.2.0 was:
D:\PortableApps\PortableApps_ColorContrastAnalyzerPortable\CCA-Portable-3.2.0.exe

The file of version 3.2.1 is:
D:\PortableApps\PortableApps_ColorContrastAnalyzerPortable\CCA-Portable-x64-3.2.1.exe

Here the information extracted from the EXE file:

File name and path:     D:\PortableApps\PortableApps\_ColorContrastAnalyzerPortable\CCA-Portable-x64-3.2.1.exe
Product Name:           Colour Contrast Analyser
Internal Name:          
Original Filename:      

File Description:       Colour Contrast Analyser (CCA)
Company:                Cédric Trévisan
Legal Copyright:        Copyright © 2023 Cédric Trévisan
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    3.2.1
File Version:           3.2.1.0
Product Version String: 3.2.1
Product Version:        3.2.1.0

Name of the app:
Open Hardware Monitor

Developer:
Michael Möller

Website:
https://openhardwaremonitor.org/

Download Site:
https://openhardwaremonitor.org/downloads/

Version number displayed in the app:
0.9.6

App-Icon

Here the information extracted from the EXE file:

File name and path:     D:\PortableApps\PortableApps\_OpenHardwareMonitor\OpenHardwareMonitor.exe
Product Name:           Open Hardware Monitor
Internal Name:          OpenHardwareMonitor.exe
Original Filename:      OpenHardwareMonitor.exe

File Description:       Open Hardware Monitor
Company:                
Legal Copyright:        Copyright © 2009-2020 Michael Möller
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    0.9.6.0
File Version:           0.9.6.0
Product Version String: 0.9.6
Product Version:        0.9.6.0

@Tom It is very annoying, that keeping the system updated requires many manual steps.
I know, that VulnDetect informs me about available updates, but it still requires, that I install them manually (for most apps).

So I have to perform these steps manually:

• Check for Microsoft Windows Updates
• Check for Microsoft 365 Updates
• Check for Microsoft Edge Updates
• Check for Updates in the Microsoft Store (here I need some manual clicks)
• Check for Norton 360 Updates

These updates are installed via the app directly, so there is no installer file available that I can download and istall.
So, after VulnDetect tells me, that updates are available, I have to perform multiple manual steps and update the app, like:

• Go to the Windows Settings, click on "Windows Update" and then "Check for updates"
• Start Microsoft Excel, click on "Account" and then on the button "Office Updates"
• Start Microsoft Edge, go to the Settings, go to "Information about Edge" and wait for the result

For all other apps I have to download the installer of the new version manually and update the app.

It would be useful if the VulnDetect Agent

• Shows me a list of available updates (only apps, which have updates, not all apps)
• Shows also the available version number (recommended version)
• Shows a button "Update" behind each available update

This button "Update" does the following:

• Opens the Windows Updates with one click (or installs them with one click)
• Executes the Microsoft Office Updater (I can send the command)
• Starts Microsoft Edge and tells him to install updates
• Opens the Microsoft Store with one click (or installs Updates with one click)
• Downloads and executes the installer of all apps, that have an installer available

This way updating my system can be done with less mouse clicks.

A huge improve of the usability!

The version number 22.23.1.21 is now displayed correctly.
@Tom: Thank you for fixing this!

Name of the app:
L-Connect 3

Developer:
Lian-Li

Website:
https://lian-li.com/l-connect3/

Download Site:
https://lian-li.com/l-connect3/

Version number displayed in the app:
1.60

App-Icon

Here the information extracted from the EXE file:

File name and path:     C:\Program Files\L-Connect 3\L-Connect 3.exe
Product Name:           L-Connect 3
Internal Name:          L-Connect 3
Original Filename:      

File Description:       L-Connect 3
Company:                Lian-Li
Legal Copyright:        Copyright © 2021-present
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    1.6.0
File Version:           1.6.0.0
Product Version String: 1.6.0.0
Product Version:        1.6.0.0

For Norton Security VulnDetect detects the version 22.23.1.15 and recommends the version 22.23.1.21.
In the Help -> About window of Norton Security you see the version number 22.23.1.21:

So the recommended version is already installed!

The reason is, that the version numbers in the EXE file also show the wrong version numbers:

File name and path:     C:\Program Files\Norton Security\Engine\22.23.1.21\uiStub.exe
Product Name:           Norton Protection Center
Internal Name:          uiStub
Original Filename:      uiStub.exe

File Description:       Norton Security UI Stub
Company:                NortonLifeLock Inc.
Legal Copyright:        Copyright (c) 2023 NortonLifeLock Inc. All rights reserved.
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    22.23.1.15
File Version:           22.23.1.15
Product Version String: 22.23
Product Version:        22.23.0.0

The only way to get the correct version number is the version in the path of the EXE.

By the way: SUMo detects the correct version, but uses an other file:

File name and path:     C:\Program Files (x86)\NortonInstaller\{0C55C096-0F1D-4F28-AAA2-85EF591126E7}\NGC\562C4DD5\22.23.1.21\InstStub.exe
Product Name:           Norton Security
Internal Name:          Norton Security
Original Filename:      NGC_Generic_SuperMUI.exe

File Description:       Norton Security
Company:                NortonLifeLock Inc.
Legal Copyright:        Copyright © 2023 NortonLifeLock Inc. All rights reserved.
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    22.23.1.21
File Version:           22.23.1.21
Product Version String: 22.23.1.21
Product Version:        22.23.1.21

The version number 7.0.5.8 is now displayed correctly.
@Tom: Thank you for fixing this!

@Tom OK, then I mark this issue as solved.

When you open the website of Allway Sync, then you see:

So Allway Sync is taken over by Good Sync.
@Tom Does it make sense to mark Allway Sync as EOL?

Pencil is now detected by VulnDetect and the version number 3.1.1 is also correct.
@Tom: Thank you for adding this app!

@GregAlexandre Should I close the issue?

WSCC is detected correctly on my system, but the displayed version number should be altered:

• in the application the displayed version number is 7.0.5.7.
• in VulnDetect the displayed version number is 7.0.5.0.

So you should show the same version number that is shown in the app.

Here a screen shot of the Help -> About window:

Here the information extracted from the EXE file:

File name and path:     D:\PortableApps\PortableApps\_WSCCPortable\wscc.exe
Product Name:           WSCC Portable
Internal Name:          
Original Filename:      wscc.exe

File Description:       WSCC
Company:                KirySoft
Legal Copyright:        Copyright © 2007-2023 KirySoft S.R.L.
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               http://www.kls-soft.com

File Version String:    7.0.5.0
File Version:           7.0.5.0
Product Version String: 7.0.5.7
Product Version:        7.0.5.0

Name of the app:
Pencil

Developer:
Evolus

Website:
https://pencil.evolus.vn/

Download Site:
https://pencil.evolus.vn/

Version number displayed in the app:
3.1.1

App-Icon

Notes:

• Pencil is a tool for UI Mock-Ups

Here the information extracted from the EXE file:

File name and path:     C:\Program Files\Pencil\Pencil.exe
Product Name:           Pencil
Internal Name:          Pencil
Original Filename:      

File Description:       Pencil
Company:                Evolus
Legal Copyright:        Copyright © 2008-2016 Evolus. All rights reserved.
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    3.1.1
File Version:           3.1.1.0
Product Version String: 3.1.1.0
Product Version:        3.1.1.0

I thought about the Future of the Toolbox.
Maybe I remove the buttons Start Full System Scan and also Check-In to VulnDetect Servers.
Or maybe I remove the complete first page in the Toolbox.

The next issue is the Ignored Paths.
Currently there is no UI where users can see the ignored paths and edit them.
See [Work in progress] Exclude specific drives/folders from scan

In that topic a guy called @Tom wrote at 31 Jan 2019, 17:57:

And in the long run, this will be done via the UI. Only technically savvy users should play with this in the registry or on the command line.

Hey, that was 3 Years, 9 Months and 12 Days ago.
And we still have no UI, where users can enter the ignored paths.
I think it does not make any sense to code this in the Toolbox, right?

So, what is your feedback @Tom and @GregAlexandre
You both seem to be the only active users (together with me) of the toolbox.

@Tom I have a new idea:
What about a web-dialog, where users drag an exe file to and the dialog performs the same things, as the toolbox (extracts the version info and also the icon)?

Name of the app:
Microsoft PC Manager

Developer:
Microsoft Corporation

Website:
https://pcmanager.microsoft.com/

Download Site:
https://pcmanager.microsoft.com/

Version number displayed in the app:
1.2.4.4

App-Icon

Notes:

• The app is currently in Public Beta
• The website is currently only available in Chinese language
• The version-info is only rudimentary filled

Here the information extracted from the EXE file:

File name and path:     C:\Program Files\Microsoft PC Manager\MSPCManager.exe
Product Name:           MSPCManager
Internal Name:          MSPCManager.exe
Original Filename:      MSPCManager.exe

File Description:       MSPCManager
Company:                MSPCManager
Legal Copyright:         
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    1.2.4.4
File Version:           1.2.4.4
Product Version String: 1.2.4.4
Product Version:        1.2.4.4

One Commander is now detected by VulnDetect and the version number 3.17.1.1 is also correct.
@Tom: Thank you for adding this app!

OK, then I mark this issue as solved.