This is a web-based utility for testing the security of your internet connection, particularly when using a VPN. It's designed for users who want to verify their privacy setup is working correctly and for those needing basic network diagnostics. The tool runs a series of checks directly from your browser to identify potential leaks that could expose your real IP address or location.

• VPN Leak Test: The primary feature checks for IP, DNS, and WebRTC leaks to confirm your VPN is routing all traffic properly and not exposing your real network details.
• Network Diagnostics: Provides access to common command-line utilities like ping, traceroute, dig, nslookup, and whois through a simple web interface for troubleshooting connectivity and DNS issues.
• Geolocation Lookup: Uses the geoiplookup command to estimate the geographical location associated with an IP address, helping you verify where your connection appears to originate from.
• Direct Browser Execution: All tests and commands run server-side from bash.ws, meaning you don't need to install any software or use a terminal; it works from any modern web browser.
• Searchable Cache: Includes a search mode to find historical references to any host within the service's cache, which can be useful for research or investigating previous lookups.