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Iexplore.exe
Internet Explorer
Description
Internet Explorer is the Microsoft web browser used to access the Internet. It is responsible for the display and navigation of web pages, handling a various related media content, and interaction with the user. With later versions it also helps to protect against site spoofing and common attack vectors.
Iexplore.exe is a 32-bit executable for a graphics UI style application.
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Key Facts from within File
These are the direct values are extracted from the file. These are defined by the original developer. Some items may be unspecified, mistyped or out of date.
The two security hashes for Iexplore.exe were created from the original file. The security hash is created by scanning all bytes within the file. Identical files should have the same hashes. SHA1 is considered the more secure than the older MD5 hash.
MD5
2C32E3E596CFE660353753EABEFB0540
SHA1
F948199016079EDED0320B6245D59EF3D50EBD93
Requires
The following
files are required when running this program. These may call other files, and there can be additional required files not in this list.
This program does not appear to be internally referenced by any other file.
Internal Resource Counts
Resources are read-only content stored within the file. It is mostly used to hold graphics, strings, menus and dialog templates, although other types are occasionally used. See our section on Resources Help for more details.
Strings and Messages
0
Icons (Single)
152
Dialog Templates
0
Icons (Grouped)
25
Menus
0
Icons (Animated)
0
HTML Documents
0
Cursors (Single)
0
Accelerators
0
Cursors (Grouped)
0
Manifests
0
Cursors (Animated)
0
Fonts
0
Bitmaps
0
Icons Inside File
The single image below shows the Group Icon resources extracted from the file.
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