Posts made by OLLI_S

Today I installed an update for GeForce Now.
The new version of the app is: 2.0.6.83.

But now the version number is stored in the EXE file:

File name and path:     C:\Users\olive\AppData\Local\NVIDIA Corporation\GeForceNOW\CEF\GeForceNOW.exe
Product Name:           NVIDIA GeForce NOW
Internal Name:          GeForceNOW
Original Filename:      GeForceNOW.exe

File Description:       NVIDIA GeForce NOW
Company:                NVIDIA Corporation
Legal Copyright:        (c) 2017-2019 NVIDIA Corporation. All rights reserved.
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    67.3396.1770.1
File Version:           67.3396.1770.1
Product Version String: 2.0.6.83
Product Version:        2.0.6.83

Today Microsoft Edge Dev auto-updated to version 75.0.131.0.
Here is the change-log: https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/welcome/update?channel=dev&version=75.0.131.0

I have WSCC installed (it is not yet detected but it is already requested 4 months ago).
In WSCC I have downloaded the complete NirSoft Utilities and also the complete Sysinternals Suite.

VulnDetect already detects some of these tools:

• NirSoft BlueScreenView
• NirSoft IconsExtract
• NirSoft SearchMyFiles
• NirSoft WhatIsHang
• Sysinternals Autoruns (32-Bit)
• Sysinternals Autoruns (64-Bit)
• Sysinternals Autoruns (CLI) (32-Bit)
• Sysinternals Autoruns (CLI) (64-Bit)

WSCC is locaated in the folder D:\PortableApps\PortableApps\_WSCCPortable
The NirSoft Utilities are in the folder D:\PortableApps\PortableApps\_WSCCPortable\NirSoft Utilities
The Sysinternals Suite is in the folder D:\PortableApps\PortableApps\_WSCCPortable\Sysinternals Suite

So I suggest that you show the following entries in the list of applications:

• WSCC

• NirSoft Utilities
  Here all NirSoft tools are bundles but without the text "NirSoft " in the name (so you have "BlueScreenView" instead of "NirSoft BlueScreenView")

• Sysinternals Suite
  Here you show all tools of the Sysinternals Suite (also remove the text "Sysinternals" from the name of the tool).
  Here you have for example the 4 instances of Autoruns listed (see above).

For the entries "NirSoft Utilities" and "Sysinternals Suite" there would be no version number available (this is OK because this is a bundle and not a physical app).
But you would have a status available (if one of the bundled apps is insecure, the parent entry also is insecure).

@OLLI_S said in Grouping multiple (vulnerable) programs:

how you will display this, when there is an update for the Launcher available but not for the game itself?
So an update for the bundled app and not for the parent applications.

Today I updated some apps, also the following:

• I had an update for the Elite Dangerous Launcher but not for Elite Dangerous (the game)
• I had an update for Star Citizen (the game) but not for the RSI Launcher

So you should show the user updates for bundles.

@Tom I have a solution!

In the list of apps I have for example:

• SUMo (Beta)
• Vortex (Beta)

If you now add the 32-Bit and 64-Bit classification in brackets behind the product name then you would get:

• SUMo (Beta) (32-Bit)
• Vortex (Beta) (64-Bit)

This is looking strange!

If you remove the brackets at "Beta" then you would get:

• SUMo Beta (32-Bit)
• Vortex Beta (64-Bit)

This is not a good solution, because now it seems like the text "Beta" belongs to the application name.

Solution
So I suggest that you display the Alpha and Beta information in the version number.
So you would have:

• Application SUMo (32-Bit) version number Beta 5.9.0.418
• Application Vortex (64-Bit) version number Beta 0.17.7

This is in my eyes the best solution!

@Tom I wrote in Grouping multiple (vulnerable) programs:

But the Launchers can be updated separately from the game.
So there can be new versions of the game available but also new versions of the launcher.
And I can update the launcher but not update the game.

Do you have any idea how you will display this, when there is an update for the Launcher available but not for the game itself?
So an update for the bundled app and not for the parent applications.

InfraRecorder is detected correctly on my system, but no app-icon is shown.
So here is the app-icon in ICO format:

@Tom I updated the download-URL

Name of the app:
Microsoft Edge Dev

Developer:
Microsoft Corporation

Website:
https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/

Download Site:
https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/download/

Version number displayed in the app:
74.1.96.24 (Official build) dev (64-bit)

App-Icon (in ICO format)

Notes:

• This is the new Microsoft Edge that is based on the Chromium Engine.

Here the information extracted from the 32-Bit/64-Bit EXE file:

File name and path:     C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge Dev\Application\msedge.exe
Product Name:           Microsoft Edge
Internal Name:          msedge_exe
Original Filename:      msedge.exe

File Description:       Microsoft Edge
Company:                Microsoft Corporation
Legal Copyright:        Copyright Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    74.1.96.24
File Version:           74.1.96.24
Product Version String: 74.1.96.24
Product Version:        74.1.96.24

Please display the text "Bundled applications" in bold letters.
And you should add a little spacing (8 -12 pixels) between the text "Open product homepage" and "Bundled applications".
This will look like this:

Name of the Game:
Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem

Developer:
Wolcen Studio

Website:
https://wolcengame.com/

Download Site:
https://wolcengame.com/purchase/

Version number displayed in the app:
1.0.4.0 Beta

App-Icon (in ICO format)

Notes:

• The displayed version number is not found in the EXE, here I created a forum posting at:
  https://steamcommunity.com/app/424370/discussions/1/1814296273136926811/

• Wolcen includes the application curl:
  E:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Wolcen\bin\crash_reporter\curl.exe

• Wolcen includes the application 7-Zip:
  E:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Wolcen\bin\crash_reporter\7za.exe

Here the information extracted from the 32-Bit/64-Bit EXE file:

File name and path:     E:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Wolcen\win_x64\Wolcen.exe
Product Name:           Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem
Internal Name:          
Original Filename:      

File Description:       
Company:                Wolcen Studio
Legal Copyright:        (C) 2015 Wolcen Studio
Legal Trademarks:       
Comments:               

File Version String:    3,8,6,53
File Version:           3.8.6.53
Product Version String: 3.8.6.53
Product Version:        3.0.0.0

@Tom said in FreeCommander XE - Wrong Version detected after Update to 2019 release 790 Donor:

a 64bit executable is assumed to be Donor

This is the correct way.
So I mark the issue as solved.

For PSPad I see the version number 5.0.1 (312) and this is exactly what is shown in the application.
So the issue seems to be solved.

OK, I mark the topic as Solved and move it to the category Solved Detection Issues.

OK, I mark the topic as Solved and move it to the category Solved Detection Issues.

I have Franz no more installed (in my new system I use the web versions of the chat clients).
Is it necessary to install it in my VM?

We have a new Beta version for this discussion here:

• Application SUMo (Beta) version number 5.9.0.418

@Tom please show the Alpha and the Beta text unique at the same place (in the version number or in the name of the app).
Currently it is totally mixed up...

You now show SUMo (Beta)
Issue solved