Privacy Tools Compared

Compare what each free privacy tool covers

HackMyIP HIBP DNSLeakTest BrowserLeaks IPLeak
Email Breach Check···
IP Address Lookup··
DNS Leak Test··
WebRTC Leak Test·
Browser Fingerprint···
Uniqueness Score····
Speed Test····
Port Scanner····
Privacy Grade····
IP Cleanliness····
VPN Detection····
Free APIpartly··
No Signup
Shareable Results····
Speed Race····
Features covered (of 15)142355

Partly: Have I Been Pwned’s breach list and Pwned Passwords APIs need no key, but searching an email address needs a paid API key (haveibeenpwned.com/API/v3, checked 25 October 2026). IPLeak.net only reports whether an IP is an AirVPN server, so it is not counted as VPN detection.

Why Use an All-in-One Privacy Toolkit?

Most people check their privacy using multiple separate websites. They visit Have I Been Pwned to check email breaches, DNSLeakTest.com for DNS leaks, BrowserLeaks.com for fingerprinting, and yet another site for speed tests. That is four different tools across four different websites.

HackMyIP combines several of these into one free toolkit. Check your email breaches, test for WebRTC leaks, analyze your browser fingerprint uniqueness, scan for open ports, test your internet speed, and get a comprehensive privacy grade — all without leaving the page or creating an account.

Have I Been Pwned vs HackMyIP

Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) by Troy Hunt is the original email breach checker and remains an excellent tool for that specific purpose. HackMyIP uses XposedOrNot as its breach data source and adds risk scoring, password exposure analysis, and a shareable breach report card. The key difference is scope: HIBP does one thing very well, while HackMyIP has 48 tools (listed on /tools), breach checking among them.

Who Is This For?

HackMyIP is designed for anyone who wants a quick, comprehensive privacy checkup without visiting multiple websites. VPN users can verify their connection is not leaking. Privacy-conscious individuals can assess their overall exposure. Developers can use the free API for IP lookups and integration. Anyone can check their email breach history or test their browser fingerprint uniqueness in seconds.