Live client-side telemetry audit mapping the exact IP, DNS resolvers, WebRTC surfaces, font hashes, bot flags, and entropy fingerprints any website can harvest upon connection.
Public IPv4/IPv6 routing, ISP organization, and geographic triage.
WebRTC peer candidates, DNS leak paths, LAN probes, and tracking defenses.
Canvas 2D hashes, Web Audio spectrum, installed font enumeration, and GPU engines.
Bot & automation detection, battery telemetry, DNT/GPC, and HTTP request headers.
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Before any consent banner or login form loads, the browser already leaks a unique telemetry dossier. Discover what our client-side scanner analyzes across the full OSI telemetry stack.
IP lineage, ASN ownership, and IPv6 reachability reveal whether you look like a residential home subscriber, a VPN exit node, or a data-center host.
WebRTC peer candidates, DNS resolvers, and timezone drift expose hidden internal interfaces or mismatch signals that can deanonymize you.
Browser, screen, GPU, canvas, installed system fonts, and audio hashes create an entropy fingerprint that persists even when your IP address changes.
DNT, GPC, storage availability, and connection throttles show whether your browser actively leaks or blocks high-entropy data collectors.
Before any consent banner or login form loads, the browser already leaks a dossier. Below is the standard collection kit: no scripts, no tracking pixels—just raw HTTP/JS surfaces. Use this to tighten privacy budgets or brief teammates.
Spyboy Specter Recon Lab is built for privacy researchers, VPN providers, blue-team analysts, and curious users who need proof of what the web can infer. This client-side exposure scan surfaces the exact telemetry packet most analytics scripts harvest: IP and ASN lineage, DNS resolver footprint, WebRTC leaks, browser fingerprints, locale and connection metadata, and even GPU signatures—all without sending your data off-device.
Everything happens in your browser. No API keys, no backend storage, no tracking pixels—just pure diagnostics.
Fingerprinting inputs (canvas/audio hashes, WebGL vendors, headers, storage flags) show how persistent you really appear.
Compare ISP, ASN, DNS, and WebRTC data to see if a VPN truly masks your access point, then jump to maps with one click.
Copy key readings, export JSON dossiers, or reference live map links when reporting privacy or compliance issues.
Common questions regarding browser fingerprinting, network telemetry, and our zero-trust architecture.