Browser Flashpeak Slimjet
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FlashPeak Slimjet. FlashPeak Slimjet is a web browser built upon the open-source Chromium project. But unlike Chrome, FlashPeak does not send any usage data back to the developer. It also has a built-in ad-blocker, which works without any add-ons. Anti-tracking technology is used to protect your identity from websites and hackers. FlashPeak Slimjet is a Freeware software in the category Internet developed by FlashPeak Inc. It was checked for updates 157 times by the users of our client application UpdateStar during the last month. The latest version of FlashPeak Slimjet is 5.0.12, released on. It was initially added to our database on.
[German]Is the Slimjet browser (a Google Chrome clone) moving towards Mozilla? Or does the developer moves to ship potentially unwanted software or even a backdoor? Within this blog post I address a a very strange observation some blog readers are observed.AdvertisingWhat is Slimjet browser?
The Slimjet browser is a clone of the Google Chrome browser, which has been enriched with helpful additional functions like popup blocker etc. The browser can be downloaded free of charge from the website www.slimjet.com.
The developer of this browser is the Austin, Texas (USA), based software producer FlashPeak Inc. I had introduced Slimjet browser a while ago and wrote a German blog post Angetestet: Der Slimjet-Browser, ein Chrome-Clone with an introduction.Strange things I’ve noticed so far
Personally, I only use the portable version of this browser, so nothing needs to be installed. Since a while Slimjet isn’t much used here for a simple reason. A year ago I ran into serious issues with this browser. Whenever I uploaded images (as part of my blog activities) to an image hoster, I could no longer edit them locally on my computer. Slimjet blocked the image until I ended the the browser and all processes (Google Chrome didn’t have this issue).
And something else came up to me while writing the blog post. I don’t know if this already happened when I introduced the browser. But FlashPeak Inc. is promoting an affiliate program. If I advertise the browser here in the blog and convince (or trick) readers to install it, I would (if I register as a partner) get 0.5 US $ from each installation.AdvertisingA strange observation from a blog readerA few days ago German blog reader Guido contacted me with a very strange observation he made. Here is the translated text:
I downloaded the Slimjet browser from the official vendor site and after the installation I found not Slimjet as a process in the task manager, but Mozilla. Although I didn’t have Mozilla installed.
I also looked in the Control Panel into Uninstall Programs and noticed that a new program named 2.1.2.3 appeared there.
The Mozilla logo was displayed in the Taskmanger autostart. The entry in the autostart was called Update and was marked with the icon of Mozilla.
I didn’t see this entry in msconfig when I went to hide all Microsoft services.
Furthermore, two folders were created, which are called AMozilla. I could not get a logical explanation with these things and completely reset my machine, Windows 10 Pro version 1709. Now the bad behavior is over and I won’t install Slimjet again.
Do you already have any knowledge about my experiences? You can also contact me via e-mail. I was very insecure after installing the browser Slimjet. Maybe the site was compromised? I’m afraid I have no idea what’s going on. Slimjet’s not part of Mozilla now, is he?
Strange stuff! Convering the last question: To my knowledge FlashPeak Inc. does not belong to Mozilla Inc. A short test of the portable version, which I quickly downloaded again, showed nothing. So I ran the web installer in a Windows 10 virtual machine. I can’t confirm the observations of the blog reader regarding task manager and autostart. If FlashPeak Inc. runs a test, and every 100th user gets an experimental browser, I could test indefinitely without observing this issue.
I would not have blogged about that, if I hadn’t found two weird things. Once I found the entries from the picture above in the control panel under Windows 10 V1709. The FlashPeak slimjet entry size is 0, while there is another entry 2.1.2.3 without many more details. The 27.5 MByte and the installation date showed me that it is connected to the Slimjet install. This runs in the direction of the experiences described by the blog readerSlimjet For Windows Vista
And there’s another strange thing. I unpacked the web installer with a tool (but was only partially successful). But I could find a damaged icon (see picture above) in the destination folder. Even, if the image is damaged, that’s a Mozilla logo – and the word ‘Firefox’ can also be seen in the lower left part of the defective image. There’s something in the bush. That was the point where I decided to publish an article within my German blog.A Reader confirmed it
Shortly after the German article went online, blog reader Nobodycommented on March 8, 2018:
The strange observations are correct.
I just installed the Slimjet browser using an offline installer (Windows 32-bit) on Windows 7.
A Firefox process wants to access the Internet during installation. However, he was blocked by the firewall. Under “msconfig” there is an entry “Firefox” at autostart. The application is located in:
User name > AppData > Roaming > RecovObjFlashpeak Slimjet Browser Download
After installation you can also find the following folders:
Username > AppData > Roaming > AMozilla > AFirefoxUsername > AppData > Local > AMozilla > AFirefox
Very strange that.
In an addendum this blog reader confirmed, that the mysterious program entry 2.1.2.3 with a size of 70,7 MB may be also be found in control panel under “Programs and features”.Is it a backdoor, as a reader suggest?
On March 21, 2018 I received another comment from a blog reader using the alias Miss Finland. The text was already in English, so I don’t need to translate:
Hallo. Doing this in english. I saw the same thing and found it to be a chinese backdoor sending data to uknnown destination. The FF-lookalike-application is found inFlashpeak Slimjet Browser
C:Users AppDataRoamingRecovObj
and it´s done by yunbi888.net that seems to be a spam / pornhub / botnet-thingy.
I got this from the official download of [Slimjet version] 18. Going back to 17.0.9 didn´t helt because this RecovObj-folder stayed in another place than the rest of Slimjet.Flashpeak Slimbrowser
Download the official Malwarebytes which is free for 14 days. It discovers the outgoing data and pops up a message in about ten minutes where the backdoor sits on your computer.
I am not sure if it is a crypto currency miner or something, but sure it drained the processor up to 14-19% . I had the updated version in only three days and nights. Panda Antivirus didn´t find anything, nor did other security checks.
Within a 2nd comment the Blog reader added: You have to stop the Firefox-application from Process control before you can delete the stuff in RecovObj. I deleted everything, including the RO-folder. Just wishing it didn´t copy clicks or other vital information. I will run Panda and Malwarebytes again in the afternoon just to crosscheck everything.
Since a few days, there is also this entry within slimjet forum. Although this thread was started at March 19, 2018, no official answer from FlashPeak Inc. has been given yet. Since other users aren’t observing this behavior, the thread is ‘dead’.
This was the point, where I decided to warn also readers of my English blog and like to ask: Have any of you made similar observations or can anyone make any sense of it? In a 2nd blog post, I will describe tomorrow another ‘nasty’ thing, I observed with Slimjet browser.
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There is a new application available for Sparkers: Slimjet
What is Slimjet?Flashpeak Slimjet Browser
Slimjet is built on top of the Chromium open-source project on which Google Chrome is also based. It enjoys the same speed and reliablity provided by the underlying blink engine as Google Chrome. However, many additional features and options have been added in Slimjet to make it more powerful, intelligent and customizable than Chrome. In addition to that, Slimjet DOES NOT send any usage statistics back to Google’s server like Google Chrome, which is a growing concern for many Chrome users due to the ubiquitous presence and reach of the advertising empire. Slimjet is compatible with all extensions and plugins designed for Google Chrome available from the Chrome web store.
Main Features:– QuickFill form filler– Fully customizable toolbar– One-click Facebook integration– Download online streaming videos– Instant photo upload– Photo salon– Flexible web page translation– Weather condition and forecast– Integrate with popular web services such as Twitter, Google Plus, Blogger, WordPress, Gmail, Hotmail, StumbleUpon– Proxy switcher– URL alias– Upload clipboard imageDownload Flashpeak Slimjet Browser
Installation (Sparky amd64 & i386):
sudo apt updatesudo apt install slimjet
or via APTus-> Web Browsers-> Slimjet icon.
Copyright (C) 2020 FlashPeak Inc.License: FreewareWeb: slimjet.com
Download here: http://gg.gg/wdnzl
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
FlashPeak Slimjet. FlashPeak Slimjet is a web browser built upon the open-source Chromium project. But unlike Chrome, FlashPeak does not send any usage data back to the developer. It also has a built-in ad-blocker, which works without any add-ons. Anti-tracking technology is used to protect your identity from websites and hackers. FlashPeak Slimjet is a Freeware software in the category Internet developed by FlashPeak Inc. It was checked for updates 157 times by the users of our client application UpdateStar during the last month. The latest version of FlashPeak Slimjet is 5.0.12, released on. It was initially added to our database on.
[German]Is the Slimjet browser (a Google Chrome clone) moving towards Mozilla? Or does the developer moves to ship potentially unwanted software or even a backdoor? Within this blog post I address a a very strange observation some blog readers are observed.AdvertisingWhat is Slimjet browser?
The Slimjet browser is a clone of the Google Chrome browser, which has been enriched with helpful additional functions like popup blocker etc. The browser can be downloaded free of charge from the website www.slimjet.com.
The developer of this browser is the Austin, Texas (USA), based software producer FlashPeak Inc. I had introduced Slimjet browser a while ago and wrote a German blog post Angetestet: Der Slimjet-Browser, ein Chrome-Clone with an introduction.Strange things I’ve noticed so far
Personally, I only use the portable version of this browser, so nothing needs to be installed. Since a while Slimjet isn’t much used here for a simple reason. A year ago I ran into serious issues with this browser. Whenever I uploaded images (as part of my blog activities) to an image hoster, I could no longer edit them locally on my computer. Slimjet blocked the image until I ended the the browser and all processes (Google Chrome didn’t have this issue).
And something else came up to me while writing the blog post. I don’t know if this already happened when I introduced the browser. But FlashPeak Inc. is promoting an affiliate program. If I advertise the browser here in the blog and convince (or trick) readers to install it, I would (if I register as a partner) get 0.5 US $ from each installation.AdvertisingA strange observation from a blog readerA few days ago German blog reader Guido contacted me with a very strange observation he made. Here is the translated text:
I downloaded the Slimjet browser from the official vendor site and after the installation I found not Slimjet as a process in the task manager, but Mozilla. Although I didn’t have Mozilla installed.
I also looked in the Control Panel into Uninstall Programs and noticed that a new program named 2.1.2.3 appeared there.
The Mozilla logo was displayed in the Taskmanger autostart. The entry in the autostart was called Update and was marked with the icon of Mozilla.
I didn’t see this entry in msconfig when I went to hide all Microsoft services.
Furthermore, two folders were created, which are called AMozilla. I could not get a logical explanation with these things and completely reset my machine, Windows 10 Pro version 1709. Now the bad behavior is over and I won’t install Slimjet again.
Do you already have any knowledge about my experiences? You can also contact me via e-mail. I was very insecure after installing the browser Slimjet. Maybe the site was compromised? I’m afraid I have no idea what’s going on. Slimjet’s not part of Mozilla now, is he?
Strange stuff! Convering the last question: To my knowledge FlashPeak Inc. does not belong to Mozilla Inc. A short test of the portable version, which I quickly downloaded again, showed nothing. So I ran the web installer in a Windows 10 virtual machine. I can’t confirm the observations of the blog reader regarding task manager and autostart. If FlashPeak Inc. runs a test, and every 100th user gets an experimental browser, I could test indefinitely without observing this issue.
I would not have blogged about that, if I hadn’t found two weird things. Once I found the entries from the picture above in the control panel under Windows 10 V1709. The FlashPeak slimjet entry size is 0, while there is another entry 2.1.2.3 without many more details. The 27.5 MByte and the installation date showed me that it is connected to the Slimjet install. This runs in the direction of the experiences described by the blog readerSlimjet For Windows Vista
And there’s another strange thing. I unpacked the web installer with a tool (but was only partially successful). But I could find a damaged icon (see picture above) in the destination folder. Even, if the image is damaged, that’s a Mozilla logo – and the word ‘Firefox’ can also be seen in the lower left part of the defective image. There’s something in the bush. That was the point where I decided to publish an article within my German blog.A Reader confirmed it
Shortly after the German article went online, blog reader Nobodycommented on March 8, 2018:
The strange observations are correct.
I just installed the Slimjet browser using an offline installer (Windows 32-bit) on Windows 7.
A Firefox process wants to access the Internet during installation. However, he was blocked by the firewall. Under “msconfig” there is an entry “Firefox” at autostart. The application is located in:
User name > AppData > Roaming > RecovObjFlashpeak Slimjet Browser Download
After installation you can also find the following folders:
Username > AppData > Roaming > AMozilla > AFirefoxUsername > AppData > Local > AMozilla > AFirefox
Very strange that.
In an addendum this blog reader confirmed, that the mysterious program entry 2.1.2.3 with a size of 70,7 MB may be also be found in control panel under “Programs and features”.Is it a backdoor, as a reader suggest?
On March 21, 2018 I received another comment from a blog reader using the alias Miss Finland. The text was already in English, so I don’t need to translate:
Hallo. Doing this in english. I saw the same thing and found it to be a chinese backdoor sending data to uknnown destination. The FF-lookalike-application is found inFlashpeak Slimjet Browser
C:Users AppDataRoamingRecovObj
and it´s done by yunbi888.net that seems to be a spam / pornhub / botnet-thingy.
I got this from the official download of [Slimjet version] 18. Going back to 17.0.9 didn´t helt because this RecovObj-folder stayed in another place than the rest of Slimjet.Flashpeak Slimbrowser
Download the official Malwarebytes which is free for 14 days. It discovers the outgoing data and pops up a message in about ten minutes where the backdoor sits on your computer.
I am not sure if it is a crypto currency miner or something, but sure it drained the processor up to 14-19% . I had the updated version in only three days and nights. Panda Antivirus didn´t find anything, nor did other security checks.
Within a 2nd comment the Blog reader added: You have to stop the Firefox-application from Process control before you can delete the stuff in RecovObj. I deleted everything, including the RO-folder. Just wishing it didn´t copy clicks or other vital information. I will run Panda and Malwarebytes again in the afternoon just to crosscheck everything.
Since a few days, there is also this entry within slimjet forum. Although this thread was started at March 19, 2018, no official answer from FlashPeak Inc. has been given yet. Since other users aren’t observing this behavior, the thread is ‘dead’.
This was the point, where I decided to warn also readers of my English blog and like to ask: Have any of you made similar observations or can anyone make any sense of it? In a 2nd blog post, I will describe tomorrow another ‘nasty’ thing, I observed with Slimjet browser.
Articles:Is FlashPeak Inc. shipping Slimjet browser with a backdoor?Slimjet browser: Beware of Bing search engineSlimjet Browser For Windows XpCookies helps to fund this blog: Cookie settingsAdvertising
There is a new application available for Sparkers: Slimjet
What is Slimjet?Flashpeak Slimjet Browser
Slimjet is built on top of the Chromium open-source project on which Google Chrome is also based. It enjoys the same speed and reliablity provided by the underlying blink engine as Google Chrome. However, many additional features and options have been added in Slimjet to make it more powerful, intelligent and customizable than Chrome. In addition to that, Slimjet DOES NOT send any usage statistics back to Google’s server like Google Chrome, which is a growing concern for many Chrome users due to the ubiquitous presence and reach of the advertising empire. Slimjet is compatible with all extensions and plugins designed for Google Chrome available from the Chrome web store.
Main Features:– QuickFill form filler– Fully customizable toolbar– One-click Facebook integration– Download online streaming videos– Instant photo upload– Photo salon– Flexible web page translation– Weather condition and forecast– Integrate with popular web services such as Twitter, Google Plus, Blogger, WordPress, Gmail, Hotmail, StumbleUpon– Proxy switcher– URL alias– Upload clipboard imageDownload Flashpeak Slimjet Browser
Installation (Sparky amd64 & i386):
sudo apt updatesudo apt install slimjet
or via APTus-> Web Browsers-> Slimjet icon.
Copyright (C) 2020 FlashPeak Inc.License: FreewareWeb: slimjet.com
Download here: http://gg.gg/wdnzl
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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