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novapdfreader.com

Philip Bloomberg

Domain Information

The domain novapdfreader.com registered by Philip Bloomberg was initially registered in January of 2014 through REGTIME LTD.. The hosted servers are located in Fairfield, Iowa within the United States which resides on the Serverel network.
Registrar:
REGTIME LTD.

Server location:
Iowa, United States (US)

Create date:
Monday, January 20, 2014

Expires date:
Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Updated date:
Tuesday, January 21, 2014

ASN:
AS50245 SERVEREL Serverel Corp.,CZ

Whois:
1 novapdfreader.com record

The domain novapdfreader.com has been seen to resolve to the following 3 IP addresses.

173.214.255.125
125.255.serverel.net
July 7, 2014

173.214.255.185
185.255.serverel.net
July 7, 2014

173.214.252.224
173.214.252.224.serverel.net
July 7, 2014

File downloads found at URLs served by novapdfreader.com.

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http://novapdfreader.com/download/lonely.planet.traveller.may.2014.pdf.html?id=&na=If/3ULTqR7nZH/.../QYpummOlWTAfPYEAQKYRerCaV0=&k=IYKLX0g4OkyGRpjHQoJUY4uOqnJSbQ9eHa5b89LXbzaQVhyR1kTbXrtg8ha_Y58ZIwsPVydzqqffsxQX1C79DSo  (lonely.planet.traveller.may.2014.exe)

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http://novapdfreader.com/download/lonely.planet.traveller.uk.november.2013.pdf.html?id=&na=IRNxlZxxa osN0FsqHMXa/.../U03kzdbN0cKSCy2QjvO orvpmVs=&k=IYFnCgJk17cqs2_vgwX1JuaLlsGwIFQs-Vsw4vnrAN4lgJk1QoFct_YMaY8iR1k8Fo99K_AAi746yETz1l43MuM  (lonely.planet.traveller.uk.november.2013.exe)

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http://novapdfreader.com/download/raspberry.pi.the.complete.manual.2014.pdf.html?id=&na=IaxkilSN4/.../RQ=&k=IZ5VrfNmAhG_689wdNpde9Uhcwgkcz4N5iJWlLN-nTarM9dn96lnLdFuPuTdC16dz34Zkcq9yqqxIqmbT1FmbiE  (raspberry.pi.the.complete.manual.2014.exe)

URL:
http://novapdfreader.com/

Web server:
nginx/1.4.1 (PHP/5.4.16)

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