LemurLeap 1.0.0
What is LemurLeap?
Lemur Leap is an adware application that runs in the web browser as a toolbar and web extension. The web extension is primarily designed to take control of the user's browser in order to modify the search provider and redirect web searches to the search engine partner the publisher has a revenue relationship with. In doing so, the toolbar performs a number of behaviors in order to maximize the potential of a user to click on sponsored advertising through search. It is typically installed via a bundled offer within a 3rd-party distribution.
Functionality of the toolbar includes:
- Changing the web browser's default home page to the affiliate search portal.
- Changing the browser's search provider, built-in search box as well as the address bar.
- Ability to modify the 'new tab' functionality to launch the modified search portal page.
- Adds an alternative error page, DNS error and 'page not' found functionality.
- Adds additional functionality that is designed to protect the search and home page settings.
-Injects advertising in the form of context ads, links and pop-ups.
Overview
Upon being installed, the software adds a Windows Service which is designed to run continuously in the background. Manually stopping the service has been seen to cause the program to stop functing properly. It adds a background controller service that is set to automatically run. Delaying the start of this service is possible through the service manager. It adds a Browser Helper Object (BHO) to Internet Explorer. The primary executable is named LemurLeapBHO.dll. A majority of users end up uninstalling this less than a week of it being installed. The setup package generally installs about 8 files and is usually about 982.19 KB (1,005,767 bytes).
- Malware detected in the program
- Integrates into the web browser
- Installs a Windows Service
- Hijacks the web browser's home page
- Hijacks the browser's default search provider
- This program has a poor reputation
- The experts agree, you should remove it!
Warning, multiple anti-virus scanners have detected possible malware in LemurLeap.
LemurLeapBHO.dll (06ba6dd011700d4bd655a6deba3154aa) has been flagged by the following 15 scanners: |
Anti-Virus software | Version | Detection |
Comodo Security |
17566 |
Application.Win32.Altbrowse.AK |
Dr.Web |
9.0.0.010 |
Adware.Plugin.100 |
ESET-NOD32 |
8.9257 |
Win32/BrowseFox.E |
IKARUS anti.virus |
t3scan.2.2.29 |
not-a-virus:AdWare.Win32.Agent |
K7 AntiVirus |
13.175.10750 |
Unwanted-Program |
K7GW |
13.175.10750 |
Unwanted-Program ( 00454f261 ) |
Kaspersky |
14.0.0.4487 |
not-a-virus:AdWare.Win32.Agent |
Malwarebytes |
v2013.10.08.10 |
PUP.Optional.LemurLeap.A |
McAfee |
5600.7254 |
Artemis!06BA6DD01170 |
McAfee-GW-Edition |
7.7254 |
Artemis!06BA6DD01170 |
NANO AntiVirus |
0.28.0.57029 |
Riskware.Win32.Agent.crkvek |
Sophos |
4.96 |
LemurLeap |
TrendMicro-HouseCall |
7.2.281 |
TROJ_GEN.F47V0929 |
Vba32 AntiVirus |
3.12.24.3 |
AdWare.LinkSwift |
VIPRE Antivirus |
25162 |
Yontoo (fs) |
updateLemurLeap.exe (827c367769d09d6ee9b7f274e7acfa6a) has been flagged by the following 24 scanners: |
Anti-Virus software | Software version | Detection |
Antiy-AVL |
1.0.0.1 |
GrayWare[AdWare:not-a-virus,HEUR]/MSIL.Kranet |
AVG |
15.0.0.4189 |
Lemurleap |
Avira |
7.11.185.150 |
ADWARE/BrowseFox.Gen7 |
AVware |
1.5.0.21 |
Yontoo (fs) |
Baidu-International |
3.5.1.41473 |
Adware.Win32.BrowseFox.BH |
CAT-QuickHeal |
14.00 |
AdWare.MSIL.r3 (Not a Virus) |
Comodo Security |
20077 |
UnclassifiedMalware |
Dr.Web |
7.0.10.8210 |
Trojan.BPlug.250 |
ESET-NOD32 |
10723 |
a variant of Win32/BrowseFox.H |
Fortinet FortiGate |
5.0.999.0 |
Adware/Kranet |
K7 AntiVirus |
9.185.14021 |
Unwanted-Program ( 004a8e8b1 ) |
K7GW |
9.185.14007 |
Trojan ( 020000001 ) |
Kaspersky |
12.0.0.1225 |
not-a-virus:HEUR:AdWare.MSIL.Kranet.heur |
Kingsoft AntiVirus |
2013.4.9.267 |
Win32.Troj.Generic.a.(kcloud) |
Malwarebytes |
1.75.0.1 |
PUP.Optional.LemurLeap.A |
McAfee |
6.0.5.614 |
BrowseFox.c |
McAfee-GW-Edition |
v2014.2 |
BrowseFox.c |
Panda Antivirus |
4.6.4.2 |
Trj/Chgt.D |
Qihoo-360 |
1.0.0.1015 |
Win32/Virus.Adware.e4c |
Sophos |
4.98.0 |
Browse Fox |
Symantec |
20141.1.0.330 |
Trojan.Gen.2 |
Trend Micro |
9.740.0.1012 |
TROJ_GEN.R0C1C0EK714 |
TrendMicro-HouseCall |
9.700.0.1001 |
TROJ_GEN.R0C1C0EK714 |
VIPRE Antivirus |
34786 |
Yontoo (fs) |
LemurLeap.Common.dll (394d3ccab488559141ca72485ccc8b1e) has been flagged by the following 6 scanners: |
Anti-Virus software | Software version | Detection |
Comodo Security |
17297 |
Application.Win32.Agent.~A |
Dr.Web |
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Adware.Plugin.100 |
ESET-NOD32 |
9065 |
a variant of MSIL/BrowseFox.A |
Kingsoft AntiVirus |
2013.4.9.267 |
Win32.Troj.Generic.a.(kcloud) |
Sophos |
4.94.0 |
LemurLeap |
VIPRE Antivirus |
23512 |
Yontoo (fs) |
View all 45 all detections
Program details
Displayed publisher: LemurLeap
URL: lemurleap.info/support
Installation folder: C:\Program Files\LemurLeap
Uninstaller: C:\Program Files\LemurLeap\LemurLeapuninstall.exe
Estimated size: 982.19 KB
Files installed by LemurLeap 1.0.0
Program module: | LemurLeapBHO.dll (Malware detected) |
Name: | LemurLeap |
Signed by: | LemurLeap |
Path: | C:\Program Files\LemurLeap\LemurLeapBHO.dll |
MD5: | 06ba6dd011700d4bd655a6deba3154aa |
Additional files:
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(Malware detected) LemurLeapBHO.dll - LemurLeap
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(Malware detected) LemurLeap.Common.dll - LemurLeap Common
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(Malware detected) updateLemurLeap.exe
Behaviors exhibited
Internet Explorer BHO
- LemurLeapBHO.dll is installed in Internet Explorer as a BHO (Browser Helper Object) under the name 'LemurLeap' with the class of {415419c3-dad0-4df1-ac37-22c72ad81878}.
Service
- updateLemurLeap.exe runs as a service named 'Update LemurLeap' (Update LemurLeap).
Resource utilization averages
Show technical details
updateLemurLeap.exe |
Memory: | 12.29 MB | |
Total CPU: | 0.0036757454% | |
Kernel CPU: | 0.00208043% | |
User CPU: | 0.00159532% | |
How do I remove LemurLeap?
You can uninstall LemurLeap from your computer by using the Add/Remove Program feature in the Window's Control Panel.
- On the Start menu (for Windows 8, right-click the screen's bottom-left corner), click Control Panel, and then, under Programs, do one of the following:
- Windows Vista/7/8/10: Click Uninstall a Program.
- Windows XP: Click Add or Remove Programs.
- When you find the program LemurLeap 1.0.0, click it, and then do one of the following:
- Windows Vista/7/8/10: Click Uninstall.
- Windows XP: Click the Remove or Change/Remove tab (to the right of the program).
- Follow the prompts. A progress bar shows you how long it will take to remove LemurLeap.
- If for some reason uninstallation fails, please install Microsoft's uninstall fixer utility which will help fix problems with programs that can't be uninstalled at support.microsoft.com.
How do I reset my web browser?
If your web browser homepage and search settings have been modfied by LemurLeap 1.0.0 you can restore them to their previous default settings.
Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Open Internet Explorer and click the Tools button, and then click Internet options.
- Click the Advanced tab, and then click Reset. Select the Delete personal settings check box if you would also like to remove search providers, Accelerators and home pages. When Internet Explorer finishes applying default settings, click Close, and then click OK.
- The changes will take effect the next time you open IE.
Mozilla Firefox
- At the top of the Firefox window, click the Firefox button, go over to the Help sub-menu and select Troubleshooting Information.
- To continue, click Reset Firefox in the confirmation window that opens. It will close and be reset.
- When it's done, a window will list the information that was imported. Click Finish and Firefox will open.
Google Chrome
- Open Chrome and click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar.
- Select Settings. In the "Search" section, click Manage search engine. Check if (Default) is displayed next to your preferred search engine. If not, mouse over it and click Make default. Mouse over any other suspicious search engine entries that are not familiar and click X to remove them.
- When the "Show Home button" checkbox is selected, a web address appears below it. If you want the Homepage button to open up a different webpage, click Change to enter a link.
- Restart Google Chrome.
HOW IT RUNS
Windows Service? Yes
(Installs a service)
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USER ACTIONS
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Uninstall it 75%
Keep it 25%
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GLOBAL RANK
#15,763
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Windows
Which Windows OS versions does it run on?
Windows 7 |
66.67% |
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Windows 10 |
17.86% |
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Windows XP |
13.10% |
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Windows Vista |
2.38% |
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Which OS releases does it run on? |
Windows 7 Ultimate |
33.43% |
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Windows 7 Professional |
14.33% |
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Microsoft Windows XP |
12.84% |
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Windows 7 Home Premium |
11.04% |
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Windows 8 Pro |
5.07% |
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Windows 7 Starter |
2.99% |
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Geography
13.31% of installs come from MA
Which countries install it?
MA |
13.31% |
United States |
8.77% |
DZ |
7.14% |
IQ |
5.84% |
Egypt |
5.84% |
TN |
3.25% |
Brazil |
2.60% |
Philippines |
2.60% |
Israel |
2.60% |
India |
2.27% |
Indonesia |
2.27% |
Iran |
2.27% |
Thailand |
1.95% |
Canada |
1.95% |
PC manufacturers
What PC manufacturers (OEMs) have it installed?
Hewlett-Packard |
34.53% |
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Acer |
19.73% |
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Dell |
18.39% |
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Toshiba |
7.17% |
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GIGABYTE |
6.28% |
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ASUS |
4.04% |
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Samsung |
3.14% |
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American Megatrends |
2.24% |
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Lenovo |
2.24% |
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Intel |
2.24% |
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Common models |
HP Pavilion g6 Notebook P... |
5.81% |
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HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook ... |
5.16% |
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Dell Inspiron N5010 |
3.23% |
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HP 2000 Notebook PC |
2.58% |
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HP 620 |
2.58% |
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HP ProBook 4530s |
2.58% |
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About Yontoo Technology
Yontoo, a subsidiary/alias of ad-hijacker Sambreel, is a publisher of ad-supported web browser extensions designed to inject and display advertisements within the browser.
Publisher URL: www.yontoo.com