Online info browser/anon leak test

Interesting little test i found whilst looking for something else. I tested two anon services, HTTPS Tor & HTTP Anonymous. Not sure if the differences are just due to SSL and/or or different configs within each service ? I had cookies/scripting/iframes etc disabled, and no java, for the first two tests, and enabled for the others, except java which i don't have.









Notice the clear differences between Tor & Anonymouse, and with/out c/s/i

Items with RED question marks

NaN Seconds ?

Browser Clock looks wierd ?

Please be aware if you use this test it is a .MIL www

hxxp://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/ip.cgi

 

You need to click on "Test Again" button after enabling JavaScript.

 

I've used "Still Listener" for years.
http://www.stilllistener.com/checkpoint1/
Five tests using different methods to gather the information.

 

How right you are thanks for the tip Wonder why we need to do that though if it's already running ?

This time i did see quite a bit more info but not everything Once again it proves scripting is a no no and so can java be too

@ LockBox

Almost forgot about Still Listener it's been a while since i used it.

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Just thought it'd be interesting to see what a .MIL www would be able to grab. This one, not as much as some non .MIL and with scripting disabled, bugger all useful to them really Wonder what an NSA test www would show, anyone got the www to test ?

 

They needed the reload to calculate "Network Latency" and format "Browser Clock" to a readable form, the other ones could be shown without reload.

 

@ Sadeghi85

Thanks, makes sense now