» desktop_fay_v2.9_setup.tmp
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desktop_fay_v2.9_setup.tmp

Dmitry Kozhinov

File name:

Publisher:

Dmitry Kozhinov (signed and verified)

Description:

Setup/Uninstall

Version:

51.52.0.0

MD5:

18d65e38ff72ebc721b7eb52fd627b3e

SHA-1:

9dea8f3006e446cdf6a56e28cc2feca9009ff12e

SHA-256:

f941765409ae534b0e2a134ac6ad3b0842d2b83c44b73b02446a93ca0366da3c

Scanner detections:

0 / 68

Status:

Clean (as of last analysis)

Analysis date:

4/26/2024 2:26:55 AM UTC (today)

File size:

694.8 KB (711,424 bytes)

Language:

Language Neutral

Common path:

C:\users\{user}\desktop_fay_v2.9_setup.tmp

Digital Signature

Signed by:

Dmitry Kozhinov

Authority:

StartCom Ltd.

Valid from:

5/25/2011 2:22:04 AM

Valid to:

5/24/2013 9:56:16 PM

Subject:

E=dima@desktopfay.com, CN=Dmitry Kozhinov, L=Ufa, S=Bashkortostan, C=RU, Description=433912-ea97Flmy7v0uvS1F

Issuer:

CN=StartCom Class 2 Primary Intermediate Object CA, OU=Secure Digital Certificate Signing, O=StartCom Ltd., C=IL

Serial number:

034E

File PE Metadata

Compilation timestamp:

6/19/1992 5:22:17 PM

OS version:

1.0

OS bitness:

Win32

Subsystem:

Windows GUI

Linker version:

2.25

CTPH (ssdeep):

12288:RRObekMtkfohrPUs37uzHnA6zgpKq35eERXprNrHIR3+j1vGgZpDExycst:LObekYkfohrP337uzHnA6cgqpeEFHR9h

Entry address:

0x97270

Entry point:

55, 8B, EC, 83, C4, F4, 53, 56, 57, E8, C6, C0, F6, FF, E8, 1D, E4, F6, FF, E8, AC, F0, F6, FF, E8, C7, 26, F7, FF, E8, F6, 28, F7, FF, E8, CD, 96, F7, FF, E8, 40, 97, F7, FF, E8, 97, B6, F7, FF, E8, AA, 1D, F8, FF, E8, A5, DC, F8, FF, E8, CC, 82, F9, FF, E8, B3, 95, F9, FF, E8, DE, 7C, FB, FF, E8, 81, 81, FB, FF, E8, A4, 9B, FB, FF, E8, 97, B5, FB, FF, E8, DE, F0, FB, FF, E8, DD, FF, FB, FF, E8, 18, 18, FC, FF, E8, 3F, CB, FC, FF, E8, 86, 4C, FD, FF, E8, 55, 05, FE, FF, E8, 0C, B2, FE, FF, E8, 27, CF, FF... 
[+]

Entropy:

6.5174

Developed / compiled with:

Microsoft Visual C++

Code size:

601.5 KB (615,936 bytes)

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