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This page will display various information about your system (like your IP address). But it will also check a couple databases to see if your system may be registered as compromissed or be suspect for some other reason.

In addition, you may perform a quick portscan of your system. This scan will check if your system is listening on any ports. It will also check if your firewall is hiding your system well.

Browser Information

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• Browser ID The Browser ID is sent to the web server by your browser. Typically, it is used by the web server to adjust the content so it works best with your browser.
  However, a malicious web site may sent you an exploit tailord to your browser instead.
  In some cases, spyware will add special tags to the browser id to help identifying you without the need for cookies. : CCBot/1.0 (+http://www.commoncrawl.org/bot.html)
• Operating System:unknown
• Referrer: By default, Web browsers will report the last page they visited. This can be useful to the web site operator to see which sites link to them. However, it may also be seen as a privacy issue. This referer field may also include search terms you entered in a search engine to find this site. In some bad cases, if the last site you visited required a login (for example a webmail system), the referer may include your login credentials. But these cases are rare - no referer -
• Your IP Address The IP Address is part of what makes the Internet work. Every system connected to the Internet has to have an IP address. For example, this web server has one. And your web browser uses this IP address to send data to it. Your browsers IP address will be part of this data, so the web server knows where to send the response to. You can not use the Internet without having an IP Address, and you can not hide it. However, instead of communicating directly with this site, you can use a so called 'proxy server'. This server can pass on the request. As a result, web servers will only communicate with the proxy server, and they will not know the IP address of the client making the request. : 38.103.63.58
• IP Address Behind FirewallMost home routers people use to share internet access will hide your actual internal address. However, if your browser has Java enabled, it is possible to trick your browser into sending the IP address back to the server
• Your hostnameThe Hostname is a human readable version of your IP Address. It is optional, and you may not have one. The host name for this web site is 'www.amihacked.com', which is easier to remember then the IP address (207.234.186.38). Your browser includes special functions to translate the hostname you type into an IP Address. There are so called "Domain Name Servers" which provide this information to your browser. : 70-91-145-9-jax-fl.hfc.comcastbusiness.net
• Your AS AS is short for 'Autonomous System'. The Internet can be defined as a network connecting various autonomous systems. For example, your Internet Service Provider (ISP) may be one of these autonomous systems. In some cases, your ISP may be part of a larger ISPs AS, or if it is a very large ISP, it may run several ASs. The AS you are part of will determine how your traffic is passed around between different routers. : 0 Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
• Your Country: US
• Your Abuse Contact Most ISPs use a particular e-mail address to receive complaints about their users. There are a number of different ways to obtain this information, and none of them is perfect. The e-mail address shown here is the 'best guess' obtained from DShield.org : abuse@cogentco.com

IP Address Information

Here a bit more information about your IP address (38.103.63.58):

According to DShield, a project that collects firewall logs, traffic from your IP address has not been blocked by any firewalls.

BTW: Without DShield, this page would not be possible. If you run a firewall, please consider contributing your data. You can find out how to do so here.

Spamcop Test

Good! Your IP address is not listed as a spammer. Viruses and other malware is frequently used to send spam.

Virus Scan

You should never use a computer without up to date virus protection. However, it can happen that a virus slips past your anti-virus software, and disables it. Running an online virus scan isn't perfect either, but it can help as a backup. Here are a couple of online virus scan tools:

(These links open in a new window)

• BitDefender
• Trend Micro
• PandaSoftware
• Symantec
• RAV Antivirus
• Kaspersky
• Virustotal (only scans single file, but uses multiple scanners)

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