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media.kids-myshot.nationalgeographic.com

National Geographic Society

Domain Information

The domain media.kids-myshot.nationalgeographic.com registered by National Geographic Society was initially registered in October of 1995 through ASCIO TECHNOLOGIES, INC. DANMARK - FILIAL AF ASCIO TECHNOLOGIES, INC. USA. The hosted servers are located in Warsaw, Mazowieckie within Poland which resides on the Akamai Technologies, Inc. network.
Registrar:
ASCIO TECHNOLOGIES, INC. DANMARK - FILIAL AF ASCIO TECHNOLOGIES, INC. USA

Server location:
Mazowieckie, Poland (PL)

Create date:
Tuesday, October 10, 1995

Expires date:
Sunday, October 9, 2016

Updated date:
Tuesday, May 17, 2016

ASN:
AS20940 AKAMAI-ASN1 Akamai International B.V., US

Root domain:
nationalgeographic.com

Whois:
1 nationalgeographic.com record

The domain media.kids-myshot.nationalgeographic.com has been seen to resolve to the following 2 IP addresses.

104.96.220.248
a104-96-220-248.deploy.static.akamaitechnologies.com
August 20, 2016

104.96.220.201
a104-96-220-201.deploy.static.akamaitechnologies.com
August 20, 2016

File downloads found at URLs served by media.kids-myshot.nationalgeographic.com.

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http://media.kids-myshot.nationalgeographic.com/2014/.../54199675e125credfox_ibsp_male_red_jan2014_large_medium.jpg  (d6933af3-1e3c-ab12-0783-2c3a36608768_1d1e10903c4fac1)

The following 5 files have been seen to comunicate with media.kids-myshot.nationalgeographic.com in live environments.

TCP » 104.96.220.248:443
online-guardian-v2.exe

TCP » 104.96.220.201:80
lmgiphhookocejmkokficmhinbnlbkbi.crx

TCP » 104.96.220.201:80
nkopijddpkmggacdghppacglggodkcod.crx

TCP » 104.96.220.248:80
plgdhhacfoniaebohppnmdoigbnlbmpm.crx

TCP » 104.96.220.248:80
hhjejejliokdnilgbebifmidfbigniei.crx

URL:
http://media.kids-myshot.nationalgeographic.com/

Web server:
Apache

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