Zero-Leak Privacy Audit
VPN, WebRTC & DNS Leak Shield Test
Audit your connection for WebRTC STUN IP leaks, DNS query leaks, unencrypted IPv6 bypasses, and commercial VPN / proxy detection flags.
Privacy & Anonymity Rating
90 / 100
Public IP: Detecting... (Scanning Network...)
WebRTC STUN IP Leak
Protected (No Leak)STUN candidates discovered: No exposed private IPs
WebRTC ICE candidates did not expose unmasked LAN interfaces.
DNS Query Leak
No DNS LeakRecursive resolvers matched: Anycast Secure Gateway
DNS traffic is not spilling over to unencrypted local ISP servers.
IPv6 Bypass Leak
ProtectedIPv6 routing parity: Clean (No dual-stack exposure)
IPv6 packets are properly blocked or routed symmetrically.
VPN & Proxy Fingerprint
Residential IPASN Classification: Standard Consumer Broadband
Not flagged on commercial fraud and datacenter hosting blacklists.
Knowledge Base & FAQ
VPN Privacy & Leak Prevention FAQ
How to configure Kill Switches, disable WebRTC in Chrome/Firefox, and enforce DNS encryption.
WebRTC allows browsers to establish direct peer-to-peer audio/video connections using the STUN/TURN protocol. During this handshake, browsers can query your operating system for all local and public IP addresses. Even if you are connected to a VPN, buggy browser WebRTC implementations can leak your actual ISP public IP to websites.