Every browser leaves a unique trace — a combination of hardware capabilities, installed fonts, graphics rendering characteristics, and behavioral patterns that make you identifiable across the web, even without cookies.
This tool demonstrates passive open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques used by security researchers and threat analysts to identify and profile web traffic in real time.
Canvas Fingerprinting
Your GPU renders text and shapes in subtly unique ways. Differences in font rendering, anti-aliasing, and sub-pixel composition create a signature tied to your hardware.
WebGL Analysis
Your graphics driver exposes vendor strings, renderer details, and a full list of supported extensions — all of which differ between GPU models and driver versions.
Threat Intelligence
Your IP is cross-referenced against AbuseIPDB, VirusTotal, Shodan, and URLhaus in real time to assess prior malicious activity, open ports, and known vulnerabilities.
Network Leaks
WebRTC can reveal your real IP even behind a proxy or VPN through ICE candidate negotiation — a known browser behavior exploited by trackers and fraud detection systems.
Audio Fingerprinting
The Web Audio API processes sound differently across hardware. An offline audio context with synthetic oscillators produces a hash unique to your audio stack.
Font Enumeration
By measuring text rendered in different fonts, it's possible to detect which system fonts are installed — a vector that survives browser updates and incognito mode.
