What is a Network Security Test?
It is a client-side tool that analyzes your internet connection's public visibility. It checks for common security flaws like IP leaks via WebRTC and insecure DNS providers, then gives you a score and advice to improve your safety.
How It Works & What It Checks
Our Network Security Test performs several checks from the perspective of a website you visit. It cannot scan your router or local devices. Instead, it focuses on what you're exposing to the internet. This includes your public IP address, your location, and whether your connection is being routed through a VPN.
Crucially, it uses WebRTC technology to probe for IP leaks, which can reveal your true IP even if you use a VPN. It also analyzes your DNS provider to see if you are using a more secure alternative to your default ISP. Based on these results, it calculates a **Security Score** and generates tailored recommendations to help you secure your connection, especially on untrusted networks like public WiFi.
Why Choose Our Security Test?
Instant, In-Browser Analysis
No software to install. Get a complete security report of your connection's public-facing status in seconds.
Critical WebRTC Leak Detection
Our tool specifically tests for WebRTC leaks, a common vulnerability that can expose your real IP address even when you're using a VPN.
Clear Security Score & Advice
We translate complex network data into a simple score and provide actionable recommendations you can follow to improve your security.
100% Private and Secure
The security test is performed locally in your browser. Your connection details are never sent to our servers.
Your Network Security Analysis
Testing your connection for vulnerabilities...
Your Security Score
Detailed Test Results
Actionable Recommendations
How to Test Your Connection
Follow these steps to understand your network's security and how to improve it.
Analyze Your Security Score
Upon loading, the tool automatically tests your connection. The Security Score gives you an immediate overview of your risk level. A high score (green) is great, while a low score (red) indicates serious vulnerabilities that need attention.
Check for Leaks and Exposure
Review the detailed test results. Pay special attention to the **WebRTC IP Leak** and **VPN/Proxy Status** tests. These will tell you if your true IP address and location are exposed to the websites you visit.
Follow Recommendations to Secure Up
If your score is low, the tool will provide clear, actionable recommendations. Following these steps, like using a trustworthy VPN, is the most effective way to fix the detected issues. After making changes, refresh the page to see your new, improved security score.
Quick Tips for Better Network Security
Use a VPN on Public WiFi
Public networks are insecure. A VPN encrypts your traffic, protecting you from snooping and dramatically improving your security score.
Check for Leaks
After connecting your VPN, always use a tool like this to run a WebRTC leak test. Not all VPNs protect against this, so it's vital to verify.
Consider a Secure DNS
Switching your DNS to a privacy-focused provider like Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) or Quad9 can prevent your ISP from logging your browsing history.
Ready to Secure Your Connection?
Take the first step towards a safer internet experience. Test your network, follow the advice, and browse with confidence.
Security Test Applications
This tool is a must-have for ensuring your digital safety in a variety of common situations.
Checking Public WiFi Safety
Before you log in to your bank or email at a café, airport, or hotel, run this test. It will instantly tell you how exposed your connection is and whether you should enable a VPN before proceeding.
Verifying Your VPN is Working Correctly
A VPN is only effective if it's configured properly. This tool acts as an independent verifier. Use it to confirm that your public IP has changed and, most importantly, that you don't have a WebRTC leak defeating the purpose of your VPN.
Basic Home Network Audit
Get a quick snapshot of what a visitor to your website would see from your home network. Understanding your DNS provider and public IP helps you make more informed decisions about your home internet privacy.
Who Can Benefit?
Travelers & Remote Workers
Anyone who frequently connects to public or untrusted WiFi networks needs a quick way to assess their risk.
VPN Users
Essential for verifying that your VPN is actually protecting you and not leaking your real IP address through other means.
Everyday Users
Provides simple, understandable feedback on your connection's safety, helping you make smarter choices online.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get instant answers to common questions about our Network Security Test.
Can this tool see my WiFi password or other devices on my network?
Absolutely not. This tool runs entirely in your browser and has no access to your local network, router settings, or passwords. It can only see what any public website can see about your internet connection.
How is the Security Score calculated?
The score starts at 100. Significant points are deducted for major risks like having no VPN/proxy on a public connection or having a WebRTC IP leak. Smaller deductions are made for using a less-secure DNS provider.
My score is low. What is the single most important thing I can do to fix it?
Use a reputable VPN. A good VPN will mask your IP, change your ISP and location data, and often protect against WebRTC leaks, fixing the most critical vulnerabilities at once and dramatically improving your score.
Do you store any of my network information?
No. We are a privacy-first platform. All tests are run on your device (client-side), and your IP address, location, and test results are never logged or stored on our servers.
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