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DNS Leak

A DNS leak occurs when your DNS requests are sent outside your VPN or proxy, exposing your browsing activity to your internet service provider (ISP) or other parties. This compromises your privacy and can reveal sensitive information, even if you’re using a proxy.

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400 – Bad request

401 – Unauthorized

403 – Forbidden

404 – Not Found

500 – Internal Server Error

502 – Bad Gateway

503 – Service Unavailable

504 – Gateway Timeout

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Authentication

Backconnect Proxy

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Bandwidth Utilization

Bot Detection

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CSS

Cache

Client IP

Computing Resources

Concurrent Sessions

DNS

DNS Leak

DOM

Data Extraction

Data Mining

Datacenter Proxy

Dedicated Proxy

Domain

Elastic IP

Encryption

Endpoint

Ethically Sourced Proxies

Exit Node

Fetch

Fingerprinting

Firmware

Forward Proxy

Freeware

GB

cURL

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