WebRTC leaks on mac chrome

[BetterCallSaulVPN 0]

Hey,

Using https://ipleak.net/, airvpn's own website I believe, my actual IP address appeared under WebRTC leak. I did a bunch of forum reading and didn't find any solutions. Does this mean I should uninstall chrome and firefox or something?

 

Warning: I am a total noob at this technology.

 

Specs:

MacBook pro El Capitan 10.11.5 (15F34)

Google Chrome 53.0.2785.143 (64-bit)

Cephei Server, Network Lock on, app v. 2.10.3

 

Thanks in advance!

[OpenSourcerer 1435]

At the bottom of ipleak.net there are some brief how-tos, also for disabling WebRTC on Chrome. I've also read a thread about this somewhere around here, can't find it right now.

[Staff 9972]

Hey,

Using https://ipleak.net/, airvpn's own website I believe, my actual IP address appeared under WebRTC leak. I did a bunch of forum reading and didn't find any solutions. Does this mean I should uninstall chrome and firefox or something?

 

Warning: I am a total noob at this technology.

 

Specs:

MacBook pro El Capitan 10.11.5 (15F34)

Google Chrome 53.0.2785.143 (64-bit)

Cephei Server, Network Lock on, app v. 2.10.3

 

Thanks in advance!

 

 

If Network Lock was on the case deserves investigation. Theoretically, if you look at the pf rules set by "Network Lock", it just can't happen. Could you publish the complete pf rules while Network Lock is on and the problem occurs?

 

Kind regards

[BetterCallSaulVPN 0]

 

Hey,

Using https://ipleak.net/, airvpn's own website I believe, my actual IP address appeared under WebRTC leak. I did a bunch of forum reading and didn't find any solutions. Does this mean I should uninstall chrome and firefox or something?

 

Warning: I am a total noob at this technology.

 

Specs:

MacBook pro El Capitan 10.11.5 (15F34)

Google Chrome 53.0.2785.143 (64-bit)

Cephei Server, Network Lock on, app v. 2.10.3

 

Thanks in advance!

 

If Network Lock was on the case deserves investigation. Theoretically, if you look at the pf rules set by "Network Lock", it just can't happen. Could you publish the complete pf rules while Network Lock is on and the problem occurs?

 

Kind regards

Thanks for the very quick reply! I will be happy to publish anything about the incident. What are PF rules?

Something strange to note is that about an hour later I tried the test again and I wasn't leaking anymore, so maybe the incident fixed itself, but it would probably still be good to follow up.

[zhang888 1066]

Something strange to note is that about an hour later I tried the test again and I wasn't leaking anymore, so maybe the incident fixed itself, but it would probably still be good to follow up.

 

Or maybe there was no incident. There is no way you will see the entry IP on IPleak.

What you see in your machine is the entry IP, not the exit one.