[Issue] - Health Checker - Vulnerability Detected marked as True

[JoelJerkin]

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22.08.09.0638

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Running HealthChecker.ps1, the XML/HTML report Vulnerability Detected as True and Security Vulnerabilities will have DisplayWriteType value as "Red" when no "real" Security Vulnerability is detected, however Security Vulnerability reports the following output:
IIS module anomalies detected: False

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When "Security Vulnerability" reports "IIS module anomalies detected: False", Vulnerability Detected should be False.

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<Obj RefId="2493">
<TNRef RefId="153"/>
<ToString>HealthChecker.HtmlServerInformationRow</ToString>
<Props>
<S N="Name">IIS module anomalies detected</S>
<S N="DetailValue">False</S>
<Nil N="TableValue"/>
<Nil N="Class"/>
</Props>
</Obj>

<Obj RefId="2494">
<TNRef RefId="153"/>
<ToString>HealthChecker.HtmlServerInformationRow</ToString>
<Props>
<S N="Name">Security Vulnerabilities</S>
<S N="DetailValue">False<br></S>
<Nil N="TableValue"/>
<S N="Class">Red</S>
</Props>
</Obj>


<Obj RefId="2506">
<TNRef RefId="153"/>
<ToString>HealthChecker.HtmlServerInformationRow</ToString>
<Props>
<S N="Name">Vulnerability Detected</S>
<S N="DetailValue">True</S>
<Nil N="TableValue"/>
<S N="Class">Red</S>
</Props>
</Obj>

[cvocvo]

Encountered the same issue after rolling out extended protection on Exchange 2019; from the HTML version of the report:

[dpaulson45]

Determined the cause of this.

When we added in the section of IIS Module check, we added this to the security vulnerability section, now it isn't null we flag it as Security Vulnerability detected but the displayed value of the IIS Module section is false, that is why we see a false value in the bottom section.