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lsmon.exe

John Williams

File name:

lsmon.exe

Publisher:

John Williams / XRayz Software (signed by John Williams)

Description:

LinkStash Monitor

Version:

1, 0, 0, 1

MD5:

2ad733729d27380e57d811e56bdf337b

SHA-1:

23292cec468a3966a705a92e5bd2741cc3f88586

SHA-256:

4ad7d414ccfb25749054a859fa1f4d9e80116c6eef794c0d8624ed8b81b43a26

Scanner detections:

0 / 68

Status:

Clean (as of last analysis)

Analysis date:

4/24/2024 11:08:51 PM UTC (a few moments ago)

File size:

63.2 KB (64,736 bytes)

Product version:

1, 0, 0, 1

Original file name:

lsmon.exe

File type:

Executable application (Win32 EXE)

Language:

English (United States)

Common path:

C:\Program Files\linkstash\lsmon.exe

Digital Signature

Signed by:

John Williams

Authority:

StartCom Ltd.

Valid from:

3/18/2013 7:51:26 PM

Valid to:

3/20/2015 3:40:38 AM

Subject:

E=support@xrayz.co.uk, CN=John Williams, L=Sheffield, S=South Yorkshire, C=GB, Description=qvoIMMh0zjE2KLg5

Issuer:

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

Serial number:

092F

File PE Metadata

Compilation timestamp:

7/26/2013 9:20:53 AM

OS version:

4.0

OS bitness:

Win32

Subsystem:

Windows GUI

Linker version:

8.0

CTPH (ssdeep):

768:PS0FGtBRXh/fQRbj2ztvKNZ6sI26wd4b0bACkblrVvlXGWoABnxlP/W+VDnSVVPX:60FGbj5sCt1nonglrxVtxlm+VDm/P

Entry address:

0x38E4

Entry point:

E8, B7, 32, 00, 00, E9, 16, FE, FF, FF, 55, 8B, EC, 83, EC, 20, 8B, 45, 08, 56, 57, 6A, 08, 59, BE, 3C, B2, 40, 00, 8D, 7D, E0, F3, A5, 89, 45, F8, 8B, 45, 0C, 85, C0, 5F, 89, 45, FC, 5E, 74, 0C, F6, 00, 08, 74, 07, C7, 45, F4, 00, 40, 99, 01, 8D, 45, F4, 50, FF, 75, F0, FF, 75, E4, FF, 75, E0, FF, 15, 68, B0, 40, 00, C9, C2, 08, 00, 55, 8B, EC, 51, 53, 8B, 45, 0C, 83, C0, 0C, 89, 45, FC, 64, 8B, 1D, 00, 00, 00, 00, 8B, 03, 64, A3, 00, 00, 00, 00, 8B, 45, 08, 8B, 5D, 0C, 8B, 6D, FC, 8B, 63, FC, FF, E0, 5B... 
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Entropy:

6.5354

Code size:

40 KB (40,960 bytes)

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