DNS Leak Test v1.0.1

🚀 DNS Leak Test Release

A Go application to test for DNS leaks. This tool checks if your DNS queries are being routed through your ISP or if they're being securely routed through your VPN or DNS service.

✨ Features

• 🔍 Tests for DNS leaks
• 🎨 Colorful terminal interface
• 🖥️ Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android/Termux)
• 🏗️ Clean, modular architecture

📋 Changes in this Release

• Cross-platform support with GitHub Actions builds
• Added colorful terminal interface using github.com/fatih/color
• Implemented API client for bash.ws
• Created modular architecture with internal packages

💻 Installation

From Binary (Recommended)

Download the appropriate binary for your platform from the table below and run it directly.

From Source

git clone https://github.com/code3-dev/dnsleak
cd dnsleak
go build .
./dnsleak  # or dnsleak.exe on Windows

⬇️ Download

Platform	Architecture	Download
Windows	x64
Windows	x86
Linux	x64
Linux	x86
macOS	x64
macOS	ARM64
Android	ARM64
Android	ARMv7a
Android	x86
Android	x86_64

🛠️ Usage

Simply download the appropriate binary for your platform and run it:

# Linux/macOS/Android(Termux)
chmod +x dnsleak-*
./dnsleak-*

# Windows (PowerShell/CMD)
.\dnsleak-*.exe

The tool will:

1. Obtain a test ID from bash.ws
2. Perform fake DNS lookups
3. Analyze the results
4. Display your IP, DNS servers, and leak status

📱 Android/Termux Usage

For Android devices, you'll need to install Termux first. Then you can either:

1. Download the appropriate Android binary from the table above
2. Or install directly with Go:

pkg install golang
go install github.com/code3-dev/dnsleak@latest
~/go/bin/dnsleak

📁 File Integrity

All binaries are built using GitHub Actions with CGO disabled for maximum portability and security. You can verify the SHA256 checksums of downloaded files if needed.