Browser fingerprint lab
IP & headers
The server knows this the moment your request arrives: your exit IP, the network and region it belongs to, and the headers your browser sends along.
Running…
Result
Details
- Country
- Region
- City
- Postal code
- Lat / lon
- IP time zone
- ASN
- ISP
- Organisation
- Proxy
- VPN
- Tor
- Hosting / data centre
- Abuse score
- Blacklists
- Intel sources
- Mobile network
- Server time
- HTTP version
- TLS
- Geo data source
Look up any IP
Enter any public IPv4 / IPv6 address to see whether it is a proxy, VPN, Tor exit or hosting range, and whether it is blacklisted. Up to 30 lookups per hour.
Request headers
Port scan
The server tries to connect to ports 22 and 3389 on your IP.
What this means
The IP is the most direct clue to who you are. If the ISP shown here is a hosting company or VPN provider, your tool is doing its job; if it is your home broadband provider, it is not. The port scan checks whether your public IP exposes SSH (22) or Remote Desktop (3389). An "open" result usually means you sit directly on the public internet, or your router forwards the port.