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Haitao Sun

Domain Information

The domain file.virtual-router.net registered by Haitao Sun was initially registered in August of 2013 through GODADDY.COM, LLC. The hosted servers are located in Scottsdale, Arizona within the United States which resides on the GoDaddy.com, LLC network.
Registrar:
GODADDY.COM, LLC

Server location:
Arizona, United States (US)

Create date:
Thursday, August 29, 2013

Expires date:
Monday, August 29, 2016

Updated date:
Tuesday, March 29, 2016

ASN:
AS26496 AS-26496-GO-DADDY-COM-LLC - GoDaddy.com, LLC

Root domain:
virtual-router.net

Whois:
1 virtual-router.net record

The domain file.virtual-router.net has been seen to resolve to the following IP address.

50.63.197.142
p3nw8shg368.shr.prod.phx3.secureserver.net
April 9, 2016

File downloads found at URLs served by file.virtual-router.net.

0 / 68
http://file.virtual-router.net/VirtualRouterSetup.exe  (d352b3306835c106dc23cc4ea0e62ffa)

The following 10 files have been seen to comunicate with file.virtual-router.net in live environments.

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
UCBrowser.exe (UC Browser by UCWeb)

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
produpd.exe (produpd.exe by Vested Development, Inc)

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
messengertime.exe

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
produpd.exe (produpd.exe by Vested Development, Inc)

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
online-guardian-v2.0.9.exe

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
rlvknlg.exe (Relevant-Knowledge by TMRG)

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
produpd.exe (produpd.exe by Vested Development, Inc)

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
kmspico 9.2.4__7628_il496.exe

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
rlvknlg.exe (Relevant-Knowledge by TMRG)

TCP » 50.63.197.142:80
produpd.exe (produpd.exe by Vested Development, Inc)

URL:
http://file.virtual-router.net/

Web server:
Microsoft-IIS/7.0 (ASP.NET)

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