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WebRTC demo to reveal your true IP address behind proxy or NAT
- est 13y agoAnother demo to sniff LAN http://jsfiddle.net/Ln9cd/4/ http://jsfiddle.net/Ln9cd/4/ It's strange because my chrome://flags disabled WebRTC yet this still works, without asking any permissions. Btw I am re-hosting on jsfiddle.net because HN traffic. You can find original author links in page.
- nwh 13y agoWell, that creates a very unique fingerprint for me. Yet another browser feature to disable I suppose.
- JakeStone 13y agoHrm. Networks are not my strength. I know enough to setup and secure my home network, but would never consider myself a guru. So, after running this, it said my IP address was 192.168.2.250. Which it is, since this computer is using my wireless router which is connected to my DSL, which has its own IP address. Interestingly, it did the address for when I use a virtual box at 192.168.56.1. I guess I'm not seeing quite what the issue is. Would someone enlighten me, please?
- serf 13y agosame for me. one address reported was a local lan address and the second was the bridged ip for a vbox.
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- intslack 13y agoTo disable this behavior in Firefox set media.peerconnection.enabled to false.