Veilance Intelligence Network

See what websites actually do.

Investigate the connections, browser activity, and recurring behavior behind a domain. Compare observations. Follow the evidence back to the recording.

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Domain investigationsBrowser behaviorInspectable evidence

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Inside the network

See the network in action.

An x.com investigation, from the overview to the evidence. Explore three screenshots of the working product.

Actual Veilance Intelligence Network overview for x.com: 33 captures, 13 third-party hostnames, fingerprint-related API access in 19 of 33 captures (57.6%), and a five-second median capture duration. — x.com / domain overview

01 / Domain overview

Start with the whole picture.

See a domain's recorded activity in one place. Move from the overview into recurring patterns, history, countries, or capture comparisons.

Captures in this sample: 33
Third-party hostnames: 13
Median capture duration: 5 s

Sample counts are not unique visitors. Every result stays tied to the recordings behind it.

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Actual supporting-evidence view for fingerprinting-related API access: Canvas 19/33, fonts and text measurements 18/33, WebGL and graphics 17/33, and Client hints 15/33. Screen and device properties appear separately as related context. — x.com / supporting evidence

02 / Supporting evidence

Open the evidence behind a signal.

Break an observation down into API families. See how often Canvas, font measurements, graphics, and client hints appear in the sample.

Canvas: 19 / 33
Fonts and text measurements: 18 / 33
WebGL and graphics: 17 / 33

These families overlap. API access is a starting point for investigation, not proof of fingerprinting.

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Actual United States versus Netherlands evidence comparison. Canvas export, Canvas readback, text measurement, locale options, and media-device enumeration each show 10% (1/10) in sample A and 75% (6/8) in sample B, a 65-percentage-point difference. — x.com / United States vs Netherlands

03 / Country comparison

Compare behavior. Keep the context.

Put samples side by side and see where recorded behavior differs. Frequencies include their sample counts, with the difference shown in percentage points.

Canvas export / United States: 10% · 1/10
Canvas export / Netherlands: 75% · 6/8
Observed difference: 65 pp

Countries describe the upload connection, not verified residence. A difference does not establish what caused it.

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Actual product screenshots, not a live scan. Figures describe the samples shown, not network-wide totals. Use Enlarge and Actual size to inspect the original detail.

From observation to investigation

A domain is just the starting point.

Find the patterns. Compare the differences. Inspect the recordings that explain the numbers.

Map the connections.

See the third-party hostnames contacted during a capture, alongside request counts and service database matches.

hosts / requests / service matches

Inspect browser activity.

Explore API access, fingerprinting-related signals, and storage activity. Open the supporting evidence instead of stopping at a headline.

canvas / graphics / client hints / storage

Find what repeats. See what differs.

Move between recurring patterns, history, and side-by-side comparisons. Keep sample counts, duration, and extension versions in view.

patterns / history / countries / captures

Take the evidence with you.

Trace an observation back to its recordings and export an evidence report from the network for further review.

supporting captures / recording times / reports

A CLEAR PATH THROUGH THE DATA

Start with a domain.

Find the available captures and get an overview of the recorded behavior.

Follow a signal.

Open a pattern or API family to inspect its supporting evidence.

Compare and document.

Review the differences between samples, then export your evidence.

Before you get started

A few useful answers.

What you see here, and where to go next.

How do I access the network?

The Veilance Intelligence Network is included with Premium. Create an account, verify your email, and use the Premium options in your dashboard. Already have access? Log in to continue to domain intelligence.

Are these screenshots from the actual product?

Yes. They show the working Veilance Intelligence Network: the x.com overview, its fingerprinting-related API evidence, and a United States versus Netherlands comparison. They are saved screenshots, not a simulated interface or a live scan. Each view retains the sample figures shown in the product.

What do the percentages and country labels mean?

A frequency describes the share of usable captures containing a behavior. For example, 19/33 means it was observed in 19 of 33 usable captures. Captures are not a count of unique people.

Country labels describe the upload connection, not verified residence. Capture duration, page state, consent, and extension version may differ between recordings; a difference does not establish its cause.

Can I inspect more than the summary?

Yes. The network includes recurring patterns, history and changes, country comparisons, and individual capture comparisons. Open a finding to inspect its supporting evidence, or export an evidence report for further review.

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Look past the page.

Explore the recorded browser behavior behind the domain.

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