EchoScan is a technical demonstration platform showcasing browser fingerprinting detection methods. This tool is designed for developers, security researchers, and technical professionals to understand and analyze how browsers expose unique identifying characteristics.
Our platform implements various fingerprinting techniques including Canvas 2D rendering analysis, WebGL shader compilation fingerprinting, Web Audio API oscillator node processing, system font enumeration, hardware concurrency detection, screen resolution profiling, and timezone offset analysis. These implementations serve as practical examples of fingerprinting methodologies documented in academic research.
This tool demonstrates how browser APIs can be leveraged to collect device characteristics. All detection operations execute client-side using JavaScript, providing transparency into the technical mechanisms. The platform displays raw fingerprint data without interpretation or recommendations.
EchoScan is intended for web developers testing browser behavior, security researchers analyzing fingerprinting techniques, privacy engineers evaluating detection mechanisms, and technical users interested in understanding their browser's exposed characteristics. This is a technical demonstration tool, not a privacy protection service.
The implementation showcases modern web API usage patterns and serves as a reference for understanding client-side fingerprinting techniques. Developers can examine the detection logic to learn how various browser features contribute to device uniqueness.