Should I block it?

No, this file is 100% safe to run.

Additional versions

12.1.2015.2015	50.00%
12.1.2015.2015	50.00%

(Note, Symantec Corporation publishes each variation of this file with the same version, but the hashes are unique.)

Relationships

PE file structure

Show functions

Import table

advapi32.dll

UnregisterTraceGuids, RegisterTraceGuidsW, GetTraceEnableFlags, GetTraceEnableLevel, GetTraceLoggerHandle

kernel32.dll

CreateFileW, CloseHandle, GetLastError, InterlockedDecrement, InterlockedIncrement, HeapSize, GetProcessHeap, GetFileAttributesW, HeapReAlloc, HeapAlloc, HeapDestroy, GetSystemTimeAsFileTime, GetCurrentProcessId, GetCurrentThreadId, GetTickCount, QueryPerformanceCounter, IsDebuggerPresent, SetUnhandledExceptionFilter, UnhandledExceptionFilter, GetCurrentProcess, TerminateProcess, InterlockedCompareExchange, Sleep, HeapFree, InterlockedExchange, DecodePointer, EncodePointer

msvcr100.dll

DllMain

Export table

GetFactory

GetObjectCount

smcimpl.dll

Symantec Client Management Component by Symantec Corporation (Signed)

Remove smcimpl.dll

Version:	12.1.2015.2015
MD5:	040d1d3571a7e338b14f65bbfb5df8ec
SHA1:	06c0daaedda674079af36b91dbc194a2bffb6d2e

Overview

smcimpl.dll is loaded as dynamic link library that runs in the context of a process. The assembly utilizes the .NET run-time framework (which is required to be installed on the PC). The file is digitally signed by Symantec Corporation which was issued by the VeriSign certificate authority (CA).

Details

File name:	smcimpl.dll
Publisher:	Symantec Corporation
Product name:	Symantec Client Management Component
Typical file path:	C:\Program Files\symantec\symantec endpoint protection\12.1.2015.2015.105\bin64\smcimpl.dll
File version:	12.1.2015.2015
Size:	25.45 KB (26,064 bytes)
Certificate
Issued to:	Symantec Corporation
Authority (CA):	VeriSign
Effective date:	Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Expiration date:	Saturday, November 23, 2013
Digital DNA
File packed:	No
Code language:	Microsoft Visual C# / Basic .NET
.NET CLR:	Yes
.NET NGENed:	No