SECURITY GUIDE

Understand your privacy and how to protect it

SECURITY TESTS

See your public IP address and geolocation info. Useful for verifying VPN connections.

What it tells you: Your visible IP, approximate location, and ISP information.

Check if WebRTC is leaking your real IP address even when using a VPN.

What it tells you: Whether your browser is exposing local/public IPs through WebRTC.

Verify that your DNS queries are going through your VPN or preferred DNS servers.

What it tells you: Which DNS servers are handling your queries.

Analyze how unique your browser fingerprint is and what data can be collected.

What it tells you: How trackable you are based on browser configuration.

Check if a URL is safe before visiting. Scans for known threats and phishing.

What it tells you: Safety rating and potential risks of a URL.

Analyze the SSL certificate and security configuration of any website.

What it tells you: Certificate validity, protocol support, and security grade.

Follow these tips to improve your online privacy:

Use a reputable VPN to mask your IP address

Disable WebRTC in your browser or use a VPN that blocks it

Use DNS-over-HTTPS for encrypted DNS queries

Consider using a privacy-focused browser like Firefox

Regularly clear cookies and browsing data

Use browser extensions to block trackers

A unique number identifying your device on the internet.

Technology for real-time communication that can leak your IP.

Domain Name System - translates website names to IP addresses.

A unique identifier created from your browser settings.

Virtual Private Network - encrypts and anonymizes your connection.

Encryption protocols that secure website connections (HTTPS).