My Approach is not very scintific I am very new to all this magic, I used the following websites http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=whats+my+ip http://www.google

My Approach is not very scintific I am very new to all this magic, I used the following websites http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=whats+my+ip http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=whats+my+ip this should bring up Googles view of your IP http://www.whatsmyip.org/ http://www.whatsmyip.org/ A classic view of IPaddy http://www.xhaus.com/headers http://www.xhaus.com/headers For a view of the headers currently being leaked by the browser Now I was setting up my proxy as I was doing these said tests so it was work in progress, First checked it all out with no changes to the headers. Then I started stripping the headers a few at a time to see the differences between the above websites and a few others. Now my IP changed as soon as I did an x-forward no change in the proxy configration. At this stage 99% of websites get the IP of the proxy, I was happy. however Google still was giving me my real IP. More header striping later and pinned it down to the user_agent. I know the user agent does not contain any IP information but I think google must be using it as part of the IDing of the broswer profile My main point today was that this SSL handshaking leaks lots of information that appears to be able to see real IP behind a proxy. The bad man in side of myself now wonders if I could knock up a script like https://p0f.popcnt.org/ https://p0f.popcnt.org/ that can see passed a proxy to get real IP addresse not that I would have anywhere interesting to put it, guess it is just the fun of doing it. Now I completely believe that my proxy could be just badly setup, so I also tested the p0f page on a number of elite proxies (public not private or paid) and the p0f page gives up the real IP every time. As i said, I will try the tor broswers to night (sidenote I only really test firefox because Chrome and IE lift proxy settings from the local system where as firefox is customizable Oh i used your header page, very nice http://my-addr.com/ip http://my-addr.com/ip (thank you), all headers are empty and it has the correct IP (proxyed) Sorry for spelling, :/ notepad lacks a spell:checker