seeker
Seeker is an educational proof of concept that demonstrates how a website can collect location and device data after a visitor grants permission. It is intended for privacy awareness and authorized testing.
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Overview
Seeker is an educational proof of concept for showing what a website may learn from a smartphone. It presents a page that requests browser location permission and, if granted, reports coordinates and related location details; it also gathers browser and device information that does not require that permission, then performs IP reconnaissance. Results depend on device, browser, and GPS conditions. Use it only with informed consent to demonstrate privacy risks and explain why users should treat unexpected links and permission prompts cautiously.
Key features
- Requests browser location permission and reports available coordinates and location details if granted.
- Collects browser and device information that does not require location permission.
- Performs IP reconnaissance after information is received.
- Includes several page templates and supports creating custom templates.
Best for
Privacy educators and authorized testers demonstrating what a website may learn from a visitor's device. Use only with informed consent.
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- thewhiteh4t/seeker
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- Guo-astro/seeker
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- Security and networking
- Language
- CSS
- License
- MIT
- Forked
- 2026-10-03
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- In syncLast synced 2026-11-08
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