dsassistant.exe may be a dangerous application, according to an automatic analysis of the program's operation. This program triggers too many of the "possible danger" flags described bellow. It is yet unknown if dsassistant.exe is a virus or an ok program that doesn't harm your computer. Please be careful with this application.
The default name and path where the program is stored is
C:\Program Files (x86)\Synology\Assistant\DSAssistant.exe.
The MD5 checksum for this program is fa4d417683f66aad3d5abebf4d8899b4.
This program does NOT operate as a Windows service. This is usually a good sign.
This program uses the net to communicate. Today this is expected from a program. For example, most of the apps on your PC check for new updates. For this, Internet communications are necessary.
This application runs as a 32-bit program. It can not benefit of the full set of features of modern computer processors. This is quite normal because the publishers did not bother to upgrade it to use the x64 instruction set.
dsassistant.exe appears to have a visible user interface. This means it doesn't operate in some kind of stealth mode. Its operation is clearly displayed to you.
dsassistant.exe is digitally signed. Nowadays the large majority of legit programs are digitally signed.
The digital signature is not valid, which is a strong indicator that this program may be a virus and that somebody most likely changed some of its code after the signature was applied. Please be very careful regarding this!
The name of the organization or individual signing this is: domain@synology.com
Digital certificate name: Synology Inc.
Certificate's issuer name: GlobalSign CodeSigning CA - SHA256 - G2
It has an uninstall string in registry, which is a good sign. si are uninstall.