You don't even need to do it in a question form, just a search for 'ip' works
Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search
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Re: Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search
#12And thus one line of code kills a dozen websites.
Not particularly valuable ones, at least.
Re: Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search
#13It's also a great news for Malware too as they usually check for their remote IP. But maybe that will be another way of Google to detect if the local machine is infected in a near future.
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#14Re: Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search
#15Ok, so I have a curl/awk one-liner that can get me my ip in shell scripts that uses checkip.dyndns.org. It's super simple because the results are super simple from checkip.
Anyone want to take a stab at this for google's result page?
Re: Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search
#16Just "ip" works as well.
Doesn't work for me :|
Re: Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search
#17ShieldsUP! - a free service from Gibson Research Corporation - will tell you your IP address and a whole lot more:
https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
Re: Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search
#18It's also a great news for Malware too as they usually check for their remote IP. But maybe that will be another way of Google to detect if the local machine is infected in a near future.
Malware usually opens a reverse (TCP) connection and thus does not require the remote IP of the infected machine. It only needs to know the IP or domain name of the server it wants to communicate with.
Re: Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search
#19try "my ip"
Re: Google now tells you your IP when you ask it in search
#20Great, this saves me that agonizing click on whatismyip.com.
Yeah, and I think google has just accidentally "killed" whatismyip.com . Not totally but I'm pretty sure the site's traffic will decrease significantly