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object browser-bho64.dll

Krance Development

This adware is a web browser extension that will inject advertising in the browser in the form of unwanted banners and text-links which may link to malware sites and install unwanted software. The module object browser-bho64.dll, “Object Browser BHO” by Krance Development has been detected as adware by 14 anti-malware scanners. This is the 64-bit version of the Browser Helper Object (BHO) for the Crossrider web browser platform for Internet Explorer. Instead of utilizing a traditional IE Toolbar, Crossrider installs a BHO in the browser in order to manage the functionality of Object Browser addon. It is part of the Brightcircle group of web-extensions that inject advertisements in the browser.
Publisher:
Object Browser  (signed by Krance Development)

Product:
Object Browser

Description:
Object Browser BHO

Version:
1000.1000.1000.1000

MD5:
9b343f78affe21bfad9fcea61d2ae340

SHA-1:
d82d90cda4cae15ebe01aaaa06d1dfb6e770223c

SHA-256:
3cb36b5fbe01b24c2f2862aa258732acdfb2ea4843419c8bf1a5fc7afffe8011

Scanner detections:
14 / 68

Status:
Adware

Explanation:
Part of the Crossrider toolbar platform. It will run as a BHO in Internet Explorer.

Note:
Crossrider is the owner of a platform that enables the creation of cross-browser extensions by developers but is not the owner of this detected application. The owner/publisher of this file is Krance Development.

Analysis date:
4/23/2024 12:50:30 PM UTC  (today)

Scan engine
Detection
Engine version

AhnLab V3 Security
PUP/Win32.CrossRider
2014.10.02

Avira AntiVirus
Adware/CrossRider.pq
7.11.173.122

AVG
Generic
2015.0.3334

Baidu Antivirus
PUA.Win64.Crossrider
4.0.3.141015

ESET NOD32
Win64/Toolbar.Crossrider (variant)
8.10498

Fortinet FortiGate
Adware/Adwapper
10/15/2014

IKARUS anti.virus
AdWare.Adload
t3scan.1.7.5.0

Kaspersky
not-a-virus:AdWare.NSIS.Adwapper
14.0.0.3100

Malwarebytes
PUP.Optional.ObjectBrowser.A
v2014.10.02.04

McAfee
Artemis!C755E77DFC4C
5600.6977

Panda Antivirus
Trj/Chgt.B
14.10.15.01

Qihoo 360 Security
Win32/Virus.Adware.970
1.0.0.1015

Reason Heuristics
PUP.Crossrider.KranceDevelopment.U
14.10.2.4

VIPRE Antivirus
Threat.4789396
33520

File size:
858.4 KB (879,008 bytes)

Product version:
1000.1000.1000.1000

Copyright:
Copyright 2011

Original file name:
Object Browser.dll

File type:
Dynamic link library (Win64 DLL)

Language:
English (United States)

Common path:
C:\Program Files\object browser\object browser-bho64.dll

Digital Signature
Signed by:
Krance Development

Authority:
COMODO CA Limited

Valid from:
8/27/2014 7:00:00 PM

Valid to:
8/28/2015 6:59:59 PM

Subject:
CN=Krance Development, O=Krance Development, STREET=Athinodorou 3, STREET=Dasoupoli Strovolos, L=Nicosia, S=Cyprus, PostalCode=2025, C=CY

Issuer:
CN=COMODO Code Signing CA 2, O=COMODO CA Limited, L=Salford, S=Greater Manchester, C=GB

Serial number:
2F8A4746EB05936853BC17805C72D300

File PE Metadata
Compilation timestamp:
9/30/2014 2:33:55 PM

OS version:
5.2

OS bitness:
Win64

Subsystem:
Windows GUI

Linker version:
11.0

CTPH (ssdeep):
12288:KwNtIEHSaWRhUtrerNhLJHq+EmoZeTNy+lO+zND/l:KwNmEjmMrertq+Em9TNXUyhl

Entry address:
0x63C98

Entry point:
48, 89, 5C, 24, 08, 48, 89, 74, 24, 10, 57, 48, 83, EC, 20, 49, 8B, F8, 8B, DA, 48, 8B, F1, 83, FA, 01, 75, 05, E8, EB, CB, 00, 00, 4C, 8B, C7, 8B, D3, 48, 8B, CE, 48, 8B, 5C, 24, 30, 48, 8B, 74, 24, 38, 48, 83, C4, 20, 5F, E9, 03, 00, 00, 00, CC, CC, CC, 48, 8B, C4, 48, 89, 58, 20, 4C, 89, 40, 18, 89, 50, 10, 48, 89, 48, 08, 56, 57, 41, 56, 48, 83, EC, 50, 49, 8B, F0, 8B, DA, 4C, 8B, F1, BA, 01, 00, 00, 00, 89, 50, B8, 85, DB, 75, 0F, 39, 1D, 6C, 5C, 06, 00, 75, 07, 33, C0, E9, D2, 00, 00, 00, 8D, 43, FF...
 
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Entropy:
6.2634

Code size:
570 KB (583,680 bytes)

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