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Ugur YILDIRIM

Domain Information

The domain kurumnet.com registered by Ugur YILDIRIM was initially registered in February of 2006 through PDR LTD. D/B/A PUBLICDOMAINREGISTRY.COM. The hosted servers are located in Wilmington, Delaware within the United States which resides on the RIPE Network Coordination Centre network.
Registrar:
PDR LTD. D/B/A PUBLICDOMAINREGISTRY.COM

Server location:
Delaware, United States (US)

Create date:
Thursday, February 16, 2006

Expires date:
Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Updated date:
Thursday, October 3, 2013

ASN:
AS43391 NETDIREKT-TR Netdirekt A.S.,TR

Whois:
1 kurumnet.com record

The domain kurumnet.com has been seen to resolve to the following IP address.

77.245.148.176
host176.b5.trdns.com
July 7, 2014

The following 17 files have been seen to comunicate with kurumnet.com in live environments.

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
updates.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
online-guardian-v2.0.9.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
img002.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
msn.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
passwords.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
IGFXTRAY.EXE (Intel Common User Interface by Intel)

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
winalert.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
jghdalxw.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
regsvr.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
AdxEngine.exe (MPC AdCleaner by DotC United Inc)

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
servt.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
winseven.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
kb1326749737.exe (Kalman2 by Áº»ª)

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
msn.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
msn.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
updates.exe

TCP » 77.245.148.176:80
rundll32.exe

May 3, 2015
destek.kurumnet.com

July 7, 2014
www.kurumnet.com

URL:
http://kurumnet.com/

Title:
“KurumNet”

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

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