IP leak test
Check whether your browser is exposing local or reflexive network candidates.
An IP leak test checks whether your browser exposes local network candidates, reflexive public IP data, or other connection hints that weaken proxy privacy. Use it before trusting a VPN or proxy route, because one exposed candidate can invalidate the anonymity story fast.
WebRTC first-pass probe
Reverse DNS from live IP checker
No fake DNS-leak verdicts
Leak verdict
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Fetching live data and probing the browser.
216.73.216.198
Server-visible target
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Browser exposure
WebRTC support: YesProbe status: idleCandidate count: 0Private candidates: 0Public candidates: 0mDNS candidates: 0
Live reputation + rDNS
Browser candidate preview
No candidate lines collected yet.
Detailed signals
More details
Default view only shows what the browser and live lookup actually expose. DNS leak scoring is not invented here.
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What this checks
A browser leak test can surface host candidates, public reflexive candidates, and the kind of network exposure your session is showing before you trust a route.
Verified bits only
Reverse DNS comes from the live reputation checker. WebRTC candidates come from the browser. No pretend DNS-leak score is shown until a real probe exists.
Current limitation
This first pass does not claim full DNS-leak coverage. It gives you the network exposure signals that are actually available in-browser.