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Table Of Content : Google Hacking Basics Anonymity with chaches Directory Listing Locating Directory Listing vulnerabilities Server Versioning Directory Listing of web servers Queries that locate specific and esoteric server versions Document Grinding and database digging Configuration file search examples Log files Log file search examples Office documents Office files search examples Database Digging Login […]

Digging the internet with google dorks 1.Google queries for locating various Web servers Query Server “Apache/1.3.28 Server at” intitle:index.of Apache 1.3.28 “Apache/2.0 Server at” intitle:index.of Apache 2.0 “Apache/* Server at” intitle:index.of Any version of Apache “Microsoft-IIS/4.0 Server at” intitle:index.of Microsoft Internet Information Services 4.0 “Microsoft-IIS/5.0 Server at” intitle:index.of Microsoft Internet Information Services 5.0 “Microsoft-IIS/6.0 Server

Table Of Content : Stringed Dorks So, How do stringed Dorks work ? Extended Dorks Method one of extended dorks Method two of extended dorks   Stringed Dorks Stringing Queries has been a target for a very long time as it allows a large diversity of a search. This has recently been discovered in the

Table Of Content : Most known SQLi error vulnerability Less known error dorking True errors Most Known SQLi Error Vulnerability This is by far the most universally exploited vulnerability on the face of the planet when it comes to SQLi. Simply put; The database has an error that has been rendered and displayed prior to

Table Of Content : Google Regex System Regex Wildcards Advanced explanation and usage of GRS Breaking regex & Syntax Google regex system Now this may be confusing. And trust me it should be. I’ve reused data from earlier with some minor adjustments to make it completely accurate. The reason I’ve done this is we need

Table Of Content : Basic Dorks Complex Dorks Basic Dorks Keyword PageType Page Parameter TargetKeyword(we will use xWord from now on) [XW] Keyword [KW] PageType [PT] PageParameter [PP] Example:KW .PT?PP=Shopping .php?cartID= Now you may be asking.“Where the did the: . ? and = come from?” The . is used on all devices to identify a

Table Of Content : Google operator syntax Google’s advanced operators Intitle and allintitle Intext and Allinetext Inurl and allinurl Filetype LinkINanchor Cache Numrange Date range Info Related Author Group Insubject Msgid Stocks Define Phonebook Site Colliding Operators and bad Search-Fu Google Operator Syntax Advanced operators are additions to a query designed to narrow down the

Google operator syntax When Dorking, we will sometimes face issues with syntax. An easy way to avoid phrases linking we don’t want them to and linking phrases we want to, we do this by using Search Operators and Search Functions. Below is a list of Search Functions and Operators for Google. This will become vital

Table Of Content : Basic syntax of dorking Quotation Syntax Ordering and capitalization Ordering examples Google Dorking Syntax rules Rule 1 Rule 2 Rule 3 Rule 4 Rule 5 General Syntax rules Basic syntax of dorking The most important thing to keep universal in the creation of ALL DORKS, is the concept of syntax. If

Table Of Content : Introduction to Dorking What is a dork ? Why do we use dorks ? The Golden rules of google dorking 1st Rule 2nd rule 3rd rule 4th rule Keywords Page extensions Files page types and page extensions Why is this important ? Basic searching Introduction to dorking Dorking is the art