Test your Online Security & Privacy

Online Browser Security and Privacy Scanners

gemal.dk - BrowserSpy - BrowserSpy can tell you all kinds of detailed information about you and your browser. Stuff like the version of your browser. What kind of things it supports and what it doesn't support. Furthermore it can provide you detailed information about JavaScript, Java, Plug-ins, Components, Bandwidth, Language, Screen, Hardware, IP, Cookies, Web Server, and much more....

Privacy.net Analyzer - checks the privacy of your Internet connection and shows what web sites can know about you when you visit. The information can be used to display personalized web content for your country and web browser and increase security for business transactions. The test looks at the information sent by your web browser. There is information in the "header" each time your web browser makes a request.

Leader Online - Online privacy and proxy tests, flexible whois tool, ping, traceroute and more...

Browser Mirror - See what your browser reveals

IP Pages - IP Address properties of your Internet Connection.

My Browser Info - is the fastest and easiest way to determine your IP address and information about your Web browser.

HTTP Viewer - It intercepts and displays *everything* that transpires between a browser and any given web page, showing you stuff your browser normally hides.

BrowserHawk - Browser capabilities test page - Detailed browser analysis

Web Browser Privacy Check - checks what security related information is exposed by your web browser to any website that you visit. By accessing this page via an anonymizing proxy or any other internet privacy solution you can judge how effectively your identity is hidden.

ASP 101 - Analyzes the browser headers.

Hostile Code - Category 1 (hacking) offers various applets, scripts and Active-X controls that attempt to read data (IP address, passwords, your e-mail address, plug-ins, .txt files, word documents etc.) from your hard drive, create folders, access network resources and so on. Category 2 consists of so-called DoS attacks (Denial of Service). These should only be tested in exact accordance with the instructions given under the respective scripts and applets.

Jason Levine's Toolbox: Browser Security Tests - Even if you run a firewall, keep your virus definitions updated, and don't run attachments that are e-mailed to you, you may still be at risk. Browser vulnerabilities can allow intruders into your system or allow your private data to be read just by viewing a webpage. What follows are a series of browser security tests to see whether you are vulnerable.

PC Flank: Browser Test - This test will check if your browser reveals any of your personal information. This might be the sites you have visited, the region you live in, who your Internet Service Provider is, etc. The test will recommend specific settings of your browser for you to change.

Scanit Browser Security Test - Careful! The test will try to crash your browser! Close all other browser windows before starting and bookmark this page. If your browser crashes during the test, restart it and return to this page. It will show which vulnerability crashed your browser and offer you to continue the test or view the results.

Firewall Leak Tester - See all the data your browser sent.

DNS Stuff - Information about you.

Project IP - In addition to your IP address, Project IP lists just about everything a webserver can find out about your computer.

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