AIRvpn is leaking WebRTC detection?

[Klintwoo 1]

I was testing my security  using this site:

 

https://ipleak.net/

 

While the IP and DNS is secure, and even torrents. It still got through with the WebRTC check.

 

Is there any way to stop this leak?

[Staff 10116]

Hello,

 

the issue is ill posed.

 

Please read the following article to frame the argument correctly then enable Network Lock.

https://www.clodo.it/blog/an-alternative-approach-to-so-called-webrtc-leaks/

 

Kind regards

[Klintwoo 1]

Actually, sorry. I figured it out. It was a relly easy fix too:

 

"What is a "WebRTC leaks"?

WebRTC implement STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for Nat), a protocol that allows to discover the public IP address. To disable it:

• Mozilla Firefox: Type "about:config” in the address bar. Scroll down to “media.peerconnection.enabled”, double click to set it to false.
• Google Chrome: Install Google official extension WebRTC Network Limiter."

[dj77 6]

For Firefox:

 

about:config, search for media.peerconnection.enabled. Double click on it to set it to False.

 

Chrome:

 

Install ublock origin and use the block webrtc feature in settings (works for Firefox too)

[Staff 10116]

  On 9/27/2016 at 8:05 PM, Klintwoo said:

Actually, sorry. I figured it out. It was a relly easy fix too:

 

"What is a "WebRTC leaks"?

WebRTC implement STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for Nat), a protocol that allows to discover the public IP address. To disable it:

 

 

Really? So, what about any other application that implements STUN?

 

Kind regards

[Klintwoo 1]

  On 9/28/2016 at 9:22 AM, Staff said:

 

Actually, sorry. I figured it out. It was a relly easy fix too:

 

"What is a "WebRTC leaks"?

WebRTC implement STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for Nat), a protocol that allows to discover the public IP address. To disable it:

 

Really? So, what about any other application that implements STUN?

 

Kind regards

That you have to ask someone who knows . I have no idea.