Threat Database Adware E-Buyer Ads

E-Buyer Ads

By GoldSparrow in Adware

Threat Scorecard

Ranking: 16,867
Threat Level: 20 % (Normal)
Infected Computers: 301
First Seen: November 13, 2015
Last Seen: August 31, 2023
OS(es) Affected: Windows

The E-Buyer application may travel bundled with free program installers, and online buyers may be interested in installing it. The E-Buyer is promoted as a shopping helper and might be compatible with Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera and Mozilla Firefox. You should reconsider installing the E-Buyer shopping helper because E-Buyer is an adware that does not value the user privacy, and may bombard your screen with promotional offers from untrusted marketers. The E-Buyer adware is very similar to E-shop and SuperPricer, may place advertisements on banners at the top and bottom of pages you browse, and load video commercials on YouTube and Vimeo. Security experts note that the E-Buyer adware is very active when you visit e-commerce platforms like eBay, Walmart and Amazon. The E-Buyer might redirect users to sponsored pages and read the Metadata of product pages you stay at longer.

The E-Buyer adware may show comparative pricing notifications to invite users to shop at affiliate stores, which will make them earn affiliate marketing revenue. Computer users are not advised to buy items that are promoted by the E-Buyer adware to avoid purchasing illicit goods and property. Additionally, the E-Buyer adware may collect information like your bookmarks, IP address, download history, and software configuration to display tailor-suited ads. Many users may not like that the E-Buyer adware would share information about their system with third parties that may use it to compromise their security. Security experts note that the E-Buyer adware may connect to the Internet via insecure channels, bypass the filters of the Windows Firewall, which may be a potential risk for your cyber security. PC users should prevent the E-Buyer adware from installing third-party programs and displaying ads by using a renowned anti-spyware solution.

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File System Details

E-Buyer Ads may create the following file(s):
# File Name MD5 Detections
1. C:\Program Files\ebuyer\ebuyer\1.4.2.5\ebuyer.exe 735cfc7b84daba9170aae587e903e486
2. ebuyerup.exe
3. kBmelZnc.dll
4. res.dll
5. 6ajhac4o.dll
6. liFJefmk.dll
7. ThlHZlmp.dll
8. "C:\Users\\appdata\Local\ebuyer\ebuyer\1.4.2.5\ebuyerup.exe" /uninstl
9. 582b997d7520b88e9c796943ff4918b003f01dd0c5666aafbbc6ec34ee29b0f4.exe a1c3b5e85a0059e2b974bd8342f90813 0

Registry Details

E-Buyer Ads may create the following registry entry or registry entries:
Regexp file mask
%WINDIR%\System32\Tasks\e-Buyer Updater

Directories

E-Buyer Ads may create the following directory or directories:

%PROGRAMFILES%\ebuyer\ebuyer
%PROGRAMFILES(x86)%\ebuyer\ebuyer

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