PING88 · SERVICE FACTS

Public IP and network diagnostics, explained clearly.

PING88 provides browser-based measurements. Results that cannot be measured are marked unavailable instead of being invented.

What PING88 does

Shows the public IPv4 or IPv6 seen by the service, plus estimated network location, operator and ASN.

Runs a 30 or 60-second continuous Ping test and reports each probe, timeouts, packet loss and average latency.

Measures browser-to-test-node latency, download and upload throughput. Node availability and location are shown with the result.

Reports visible network hops, hop IP addresses and latency when the measurement path exposes them.

Combines public reputation and network evidence to explain risk signals and whether the connection may use a proxy, VPN or data-center exit.

Checks internet-reachable ports, service fingerprints, TLS and known-vulnerability signals. It does not read local files or antivirus status.

IP location is a network-database estimate, not GPS and not a home address.
A browser test measures the path between the browser and the selected test node; it is not a universal measure of every internet route.
No proxy evidence does not prove a direct connection, and a data-center exit is a risk signal rather than proof of malicious activity.
Without software installed on a device, PING88 cannot inspect local files, antivirus status or devices hidden behind NAT.