Real experiments, provider comparisons and case studies run on NetRiskScan's own tools — every number here comes from an actual query or test, not a projection.
A real, live NetRiskScan query on Google's own public DNS resolver (8.8.8.8) returned a critical risk score and a blacklist flag — a concrete case study in why 'flagged' doesn't mean 'malicious.'
Four real, publicly documented IPs — Cloudflare's, Google's, a Microsoft Azure address, and a live hosting/VPN address — queried live and compared, showing where GeoIP tracks network registration rather than a pin on a map.
Running NetRiskScan's own WebRTC Leak Test in real Chrome and real Edge, back to back, on the same machine and network, produced a measurable difference: one of our three STUN servers answered Chrome but not Edge.
The same real network connection returned a Brazil IPv4 exit address and a Japan IPv6 exit address in a single test — a live example of the 'Location Mismatch' pattern NetRiskScan's IPv6 Leak Test is built to catch.