@Anselm
That is true.
However, it is still the responsibility of the parent program to report this and fix it. You are likely to break many programs if you just replace the DLL.
We will keep an eye out for this and add detection for DLLs when we become aware of programs that bundle vulnerable versions and "provide" a vector to exploit it (very often Java and AIR vulnerabilities can't be exploited, because there is no feasible vector, the same is the case for many DLLs).

@OLLI_S No it is fine, I think there is other users of the product

@Anselm Currently, we will limit it to the products that we already detect.

The detection of libraries / DLLs is not within our current scope. Though we may create a few exceptions, when there is major issues like with "unacev2.dll".

The UI has been updated two days ago, to support bundled applications. This means that most bundled applications can be viewed in the UI.

Any feedback on bundling is welcome.

When you see detections of e.g. 7-Zip, curl, Java and so on, that are actually part of other programs, please post it, send it via email or in the chat and we will create both the parent product and create the bundling specification that relates the two pieces of software.

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@Anselm Thank you, added

@OLLI_S There is no useful information in the Uninstall in the registry.
So we will continue to detect in the usual manner, except, a 64bit executable is assumed to be Donor and the 64bit will now bundle the 32bit.