Thank you, yes, Xinorbis, the Arc Client and a few other needs to be handled in a different way, so I need you and other users to report new / unknown versions here in the forum or via the chat.

We did some work on the Monthly Channel yesterday, can you try to reload the results and check?

@GregAlexandre I have removed the Internal flag, so after next scan you should be able to see it.

@GregAlexandre
VulnDetect detects both NirSoft IconsExtract and IcoFX.
Remember, it is only the older (portable) versions of IcoFX that are vulnerable, if you install the latest, then there is no issues.
If you find another tool, then let me know and we will add detection for that.

@cdqEAW67 Awesome and thank you

@cdqEAW67 That is great news, it was actually quite relevant, we have identified about a handful of others who were affected by this.
So once again, thank you.

@Anselm Try to do a new inspection

Now I have a bit of history on this product and I can see that the version info in the registry, the exe and on the website is consistent.
I do not know what the version number in the UI refers to, but from my point of view it doesn't seem relevant.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/products/66427/processors/processor-utilities-and-programs/intel-extreme-tuning-utility-intel-xtu.html

The German download site also uses the same versions as the US one.

We have made some changes to how we handle the enumeration of MSI data, we hope this will prevent this behavior.

You can download the latest agent here:
https://vulndetect.com/dl/secteerSetup.exe

Again, thank you for reporting these issues.

Well, none-the-less, we did make some improvements, because there was a potential issue and we managed to reproduce it one time.

From our testing we believe that it can't be consistently reproduced.

Please upgrade to VulnDetect version 1.0.7.0 and do let us know if you see anything similar again.
https://vulndetect.com/dl/secteerSetup.exe