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315325f544912a68464bf38e3edf6371	[HW32.CDB.9e5e] [Backdoor/W32.Hlux.829456.H] [Packed.Win32.Katusha.3!O] [Backdoor.Hlux.r3] [Backdoor.Hlux!aauIqdu764w] [Trojan.FakeAV] [Kryptik.CDQY] [Backdoor.Win32.Hlux.dqyy] [Win32.Backdoor.Hlux.Lhdb] [UnclassifiedMalware] [Trojan.Packed.26581] [Win32.Hack.Hlux.dq.(kcloud)] [Backdoor:Win32/Kelihos.F] [Backdoor.Hlux] [Trojan.Crypt_s] [W32/Kryptik.BWUN!tr] [Crypt_s.GNC] [Backdoor.Win32.Hlux.aZvR] [Win32/Trojan.337]
6502921b8928a37df0f0f412d10a7486	[HW32.CDB.0650] [Malware.Packer.FFS] [Trojan/Win32.Symmi]
3223f61af50aa26a1c3bb96fe1779011	[HW32.CDB.D56b] [Packed.Win32.Katusha.3!O] [Backdoor.Hlux.r3] [Backdoor.Hlux.Win32.9065] [Trojan.Win32.Kryptik.czfnsp] [Trojan.FakeAV] [Kryptik.CCQY] [Backdoor.Win32.Hlux.dueu] [Backdoor.Hlux!DdFHfWii/ns] [UnclassifiedMalware] [TR/Kryptik.oenzk] [Backdoor:Win32/Kelihos] [Trojan/Win32.FakeAV] [Heur.Trojan.Hlux] [Backdoor.Win32.Hlux.cri] [Trojan.Crypt3] [W32/Kryptik.CBOM!tr] [Crypt3.ORV] [Backdoor.Win32.Hlux.Acmu] [Win32/Trojan.7bf]

DNS Resolutions

Date	IP Address
2014-06-18	208.40.195.230 (ClassC)
2024-11-05	209.237.251.190 (ClassC)

HTTP/1.1 200 OKDate: Tue, 05 Nov 2024 16:09:03 GMTServer: Apache/2.4.6 (CentOS) OpenSSL/1.0.2k-fips mod_fcgid/2.3.9 PHP/5.4.16Last-Modified: Fri, 28 Jul 2017 14:56:41 GMTETag: 1902-55561e393aae0Accept-Ranges: bytesContent-Length: 6402Content-Type: text/html; charsetUTF-8

html>head>title>IGC Internet -- The Progressive Community/title>/head>body topmargin0 leftmargin0 marginheight0 marginwidth0 bgcolor#FFFFFF>table border0 width100% cellspacing0 cellpadding0>tr>td height30 background/pic/sidebkg.gif>center>img src/pic/topbarmain.jpg alignabsbottom usemap#topbarmainb8a81389 border0>map nametopbarmainb8a81389>area coords-2,0,71,16 shaperect target_top>area coords94,-1,155,14 shaperect target_top>area coords177,-1,270,15 shaperect target_top>area target_top coords292,-2,409,16 shaperect>area href/ coords428,0,519,19 shaperect>/map>/center>/td>/tr>/table>table border0 width100% cellspacing0 cellpadding0>tr>td colspan2 bgcolor#ffcc00 height10>br>/td>/tr>tr>td valigntop>table cool width949 height500 border0 cellpadding0 cellspacing0 gridx16 showgridx usegridx gridy16 showgridyusegridy>tr height1 cntrlrow>td width1 height1>/td>td width16 height1>spacer typeblock width16 height1>/td>td width32 height1>spacer typeblock width32 height1>/td>td width96 height1>spacer typeblock width96 height1>/td>td width804 height1>spacer typeblock width401 height1>/td>/tr>tr height16>td width1 height16>spacer typeblock width1 height16>/td>td width16 height16>/td>td width32 height16>/td>td width96 height16>/td>td width804 height16>/td>/tr>tr height13>td width1 height13>spacer typeblock width1 height13>/td>td width16 height13>/td>td height112 colspan2 rowspan3 valigntop alignleft xpos16>img height93 width104 src/pic/igclogo.gif>/td>td width804 height13>/td>/tr>tr height51>td width1 height51>spacer typeblock width1 height51>/td>td width16 height51>/td>td width804 height51 colspan1 rowspan1 valigntop alignleft xpos144>p>img height51 width367 src/pic/igchead.gif>/p>font faceGeneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif colorblack>In the early 80s people from four San Francisco Bay Area non-profits (ARC Foundation, Center for Innovative Diplomacy, Community Data Processing, and Foundation for the Arts of Peace) came together around a vision of a computer network to support the work of individuals and organizations working to reduce the risks of war and to promote peace. As a result of that collaboration, PeaceNet was launched.  Another early online network, EcoNet, joined with PeaceNet and the project became the Institute for Global Communications (IGC). It then became a project of the Tides Foundation.  br>br> Over the years thousands of people got connected to information and, most importantly to each other, via IGCs services.  For many it was their first introduction to the online world and for many organizations the early use of digital collaboration tools had a significant and positive impact on their growth and effectiveness.  Initially, the IGC service used dial-up modems and a command line interface. Later, IGC used the Internet and the World Wide Web.  br>br> Helping to foster and support the development of similar services around the world was a priority for IGC, and the organization was a founding member of the a href//www.apc.org>Association for Progressive Communications./a>  Other APC members were the first, or among the first, online and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in their country.  Today APC is a vibrant NGO with member organizations in dozens of countries, operating and supporting programs covering a wide-range of progressive issues with a focus on access and equity using communications technology. br>br>Over the years IGC phased out the various services it pioneered and offered as they became generally available from other providers. On June 30th, 2017 IGC ceased operation and helped migrate its remaining users to APC member organization Web Networks based in Canada. A more complete history of IGC will be written and shared here.  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Subdomains

Date	Domain	IP
mail.igc.org	2024-10-08	24.41.66.181
master.igc.org	2014-06-18	208.40.195.230

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