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What is a Browser Helper Object?

As their name implies Browser Helper Objects (BHOs) assist a web browser (usually Windows Internet Explorer) in doing some specialized tasks. For example, the plug-in that allows IE to open an Adobe PDF is a BHO, as is the Google Toolbar for IE. But just as with most legitimate programs, illegitimate versions exist as well.

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