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Applications: G Applications: G This chapter contains the following sections: • G4, on page 5 • GACP, on page 6 • Gaia Online, on page 7 • Game Center, on page 8 • Game Front, on page 9 • Game Informer, on page 10 • GamerCom, on page 11 • GAMERSKY, on page 12 • GameSpot, on page 13 • GameSpy, on page 14 • GameStop, on page 15 • GameTrailers, on page 16 • Ganglia, on page 17 • Ganji, on page 18 • Gantter, on page 19 • Garmin, on page 20 • Gateway, on page 21 • Gawker, on page 22 • Gazprom Media, on page 23 • Gbridge, on page 24 • gdomap, on page 25 • GDS DataBase, on page 26 • GearBest, on page 27 • Geewa, on page 28 • Geico, on page 29 • generic audio/video, on page 30 • Genesis PPP, on page 31 • Genie, on page 32 • Genieo, on page 33 • Genieo Web Filter, on page 34 • GENRAD, on page 35 • Gfycat, on page 36 Applications: G 1 Applications: G • GG, on page 37 • GG Media, on page 38 • GGP, on page 39 • Ghaneely, on page 40 • GIFSoup.com, on page 41 • giFT, on page 42 • Giganews, on page 43 • ginad, on page 44 • GIOP, on page 45 • GIPHY, on page 46 • GISMETEO, on page 47 • GIST, on page 48 • GitHub, on page 49 • Gizmodo, on page 50 • GKrellM, on page 51 • Glide, on page 52 • Globo, on page 53 • Glympse, on page 54 • Glype, on page 55 • Glype Proxy, on page 56 • Gmail, on page 57 • Gmail attachment, on page 58 • GMTP, on page 59 • GMX Mail, on page 60 • GNOME, on page 61 • GNU Generation Foundation NCP 678, on page 62 • GNU Project, on page 63 • Gnucleus, on page 64 • GnucleusLAN, on page 65 • Gnutella, on page 66 • Gnutella2, on page 67 • GO.com, on page 68 • Goal, on page 69 • GoBank, on page 70 • GoBoogy, on page 71 • GoDaddy, on page 72 • GOLF.com, on page 73 • Gom VPN, on page 74 • GOMTV Remote Control, on page 75 • GOMTV.com, on page 76 • GOMTV.net, on page 77 • goo.ne.jp, on page 78 • Goodreads, on page 79 • GoodSync, on page 80 • Google, on page 81 • Google Accounts Authentication, on page 82 Applications: G 2 Applications: G • Google ads, on page 83 • Google Adsense, on page 84 • Google Analytics, on page 85 • Google APIs, on page 86 • Google App Engine, on page 87 • Google Calendar, on page 88 • Google Code project hosting, on page 89 • Google Desktop, on page 90 • Google Drive, on page 91 • Google Duo, on page 92 • Google Earth, on page 93 • Google Fiber, on page 94 • Google Finance, on page 95 • Google G-Suite, on page 96 • Google Groups, on page 97 • Google Hangouts, on page 98 • Google Inbox, on page 99 • Google Inbox attachment, on page 100 • Google Maps, on page 101 • Google News, on page 102 • Google PageSpeed, on page 103 • Google Play, on page 104 • Google Play Books, on page 105 • Google Play Music, on page 106 • Google Product Search, on page 107 • Google Reader, on page 108 • Google Remote Desktop, on page 109 • Google Safebrowsing, on page 110 • Google Sign in, on page 111 • Google Sites, on page 112 • Google Talk Audio, on page 113 • Google Talk Gadget, on page 114 • Google Talk Video, on page 115 • Google Toolbar, on page 116 • Google Translate, on page 117 • Google Update, on page 118 • Google URL Shortener, on page 119 • Google+, on page 120 • Google+ Location Tagging, on page 121 • Google+ Photos, on page 122 • Google+ Videos, on page 123 • Googlebot, on page 124 • Googlebot Image Search, on page 125 • GOOSE, on page 126 • Gopher, on page 127 • Gothere, on page 128 Applications: G 3 Applications: G • GotoDevice, on page 129 • GoToMeeting, on page 130 • GoToMyPC, on page 131 • GoToTraining, on page 132 • GoToWebinar, on page 133 • GPFS, on page 134 • Grammarly, on page 135 • Grantland, on page 136 • Graphics, on page 137 • GraphOn Login, on page 138 • Gravatar, on page 139 • GRE, on page 140 • GREE, on page 141 • GREE Games, on page 142 • GreenBrowser, on page 143 • Greystripe, on page 144 • Groove, on page 145 • Groupon, on page 146 • Groupwise, on page 147 • GRPC, on page 148 • GSA Crawler, on page 149 • GSE, on page 150 • GSI-FTP, on page 151 • GSMArena, on page 152 • GSS HTTP, on page 153 • Gss X License Verification, on page 154 • GTA Online, on page 155 • gtk-gnutella, on page 156 • GTP Control, on page 157 • GTP Prime, on page 158 • GTP User, on page 159 • Guangming Online, on page 160 • Guardster, on page 161 • Gulf Times, on page 162 • GungHo Online Entertainment, on page 163 • GVFS, on page 164 • Gyao, on page 165 Applications: G 4 Applications: G G4 G4 Description Video game news website to accompany its associated television channel. Categories gaming,multimedia (TV/video),news Tags SSL protocol,displays ads,not work related,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 5 Applications: G GACP GACP Description Gateway Access Control Protocol, registered with IANA on port 190 tcp/udp. Categories network protocols/services Tags Risk Very Low Business Relevance High Applications: G 6 Applications: G Gaia Online Gaia Online Description Anime themed social networking and forums website. Categories social networking Tags SSL protocol,web chat,Common Industrial Protocol Risk High Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 7 Applications: G Game Center Game Center Description Social gaming app for iOS. Categories gaming,social networking,mobile application Tags SSL protocol,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Very Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 8 Applications: G Game Front Game Front Description Gaming news, reviews, cheats, and walkthroughs, Categories gaming Tags SSL protocol,displays ads,console gaming,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Medium Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 9 Applications: G Game Informer Game Informer Description Video game news, reviews, and previews website. Categories gaming,multimedia (TV/video),news Tags SSL protocol,displays ads,not work related,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Very Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 10 Applications: G GamerCom GamerCom Description An internet forum for video games, comics, animation in taiwan. Categories gaming,multimedia (other) Tags high bandwidth,business impact,web gaming,not work related Risk Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 11 Applications: G GAMERSKY GAMERSKY Description Entertainment media that focuses on stand-alone games. Categories gaming,multimedia (other) Tags high bandwidth,business impact,web gaming,not work related Risk Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 12 Applications: G GameSpot GameSpot Description Video game previews/reviews/news website. Categories e-commerce,gaming,news Tags displays ads,not work related,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Very Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 13 Applications: G GameSpy GameSpy Description Video game news, reviews, and previews website. Categories gaming,multimedia (TV/video),news Tags SSL protocol,share media,displays ads,not work related,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Very Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 14 Applications: G GameStop GameStop Description Video game retailer. Categories e-commerce,gaming Tags SSL protocol,displays ads,not work related,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 15 Applications: G GameTrailers GameTrailers Description Video game news, reviews, and previews website. Categories e-commerce,gaming,multimedia (TV/video),news Tags SSL protocol,share media,displays ads,not work related,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Very Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 16 Applications: G Ganglia Ganglia Description Monitors distributed computing systems. Categories remote administration Tags allows remote connect Risk High Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 17 Applications: G Ganji Ganji Description Chinese website for classified information. Categories web services provider Tags SSL protocol,displays ads,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Medium Business Relevance Low Applications: G 18 Applications: G Gantter Gantter Description Online project management resource. Categories web services provider,collaboration Tags Risk Low Business Relevance High Applications: G 19 Applications: G Garmin Garmin Description Offcial website for Garmin, GPS manufacturer. Categories web services provider Tags SSL protocol,streaming feed,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Medium Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 20 Applications: G Gateway Gateway Description Manufacturer and retailer of PCs. Categories business Tags SSL protocol,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Very Low Business Relevance High Applications: G 21 Applications: G Gawker Gawker Description Online blog based around media news and gossip. Categories news Tags displays ads,Common Industrial Protocol Risk Very Low Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 22 Applications: G Gazprom Media Gazprom Media Description Russian media group comprises television, radio, advertising, movie theaters and etc. Categories web services provider Tags Common Industrial Protocol Risk High Business Relevance Very Low Applications: G 23 Applications: G Gbridge Gbridge Description Google extension to access other computer remotely. Categories web services provider,remote administration Tags Common Industrial Protocol Risk Low Business Relevance Low Applications: G 24 Applications: G gdomap gdomap Description Used by GNUstep programs to look up distributed objects and processes. Categories network protocols/services Tags Risk Medium Business Relevance Medium Applications: G 25 Applications: G GDS DataBase GDS DataBase Description Registered with IANA on port 3050 TCP/UDP. Categories network protocols/services Tags Risk Medium Business Relevance Medium Applications: G 26 Applications:
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