If we find a grype binary (see #3 ) it's possible the binary is outdated. We don't currently present that information to the user, as execution of grype is done in the background.

As a minimum we should let the user know (maybe in the status down the bottom of the screen) that the version of grype we're using is outdated, and the user should update it.

There could be a button to update grype in the UI. However, this may be problematic if the user installed via some method such as curl piped to sudo bash or as a deb, which may require permissions we don't have.