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From: gaurav at e2-labs.com (Gaurav Kumar)
Subject: Google Private IP is 10.7.0.73 !!!!!!

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Hello friends!

I have found private ip address used by google servers. here are the
details.

make sure you have google toolbar installed.

1. go to www.showmyip.com
2. it will show your ip address.
3. now right click and select Translate Page
4. it will now show your ip address in this format 1.2.3.4, unknown
5. Now again right click and select Translate Page
6. this time you will get google private ip address. the format is
10.7.0.73,1.2.3.4,unknown

This 10.7.0.73 is google private ip address.

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Gaurav Kumar
Chief Information Security Analyst

E2 Labs Information Security Pvt. Ltd.
Road no. 3 , Banjara Hills
Hyderbad-34
AP
India

gaurav@...labs.com
www.e2-labs.com

PGP public key at-
http://mycgiserver.com/~ethicalhackers/pgp.txt

Phone(s)-
Mobile    +91 40 31068650
Tele/Fax +91 40 23555942 (ext-24)
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