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So those advanced search operators, you probably got a sense for just how really incredible and specific

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you could be with your searches.

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Well, if you are using those to attack someone, you're engaging in what's called Google Dorking.

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And the search strings that you're using are called dorks.

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By the way, dork here is just a substitute for hack.

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So you'll often hear this is Google hacking.

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And of course, it would be a hack that you're entering in.

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Is Google aware of this?

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Yes.

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And they are you know, they didn't publish it, I'm sure.

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But there is a database of the latest of these that we can keep an eye on.

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This is a great source for the recommended best practice here of running these in reconnaissance against

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your own websites.

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Okay.

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I'm being really silly here because this is clearly one of those areas where I need to just show you.

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It's easier for me to show you what I'm talking about.

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So here we are.

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I've done a search for the Google hacking database.

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And yeah, it's not from Google themselves.

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It's from the good people at Exploit DB.

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And this is a website and a product name, exploit hyphen DB that you're going to want to know.

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So the Google hacking database or.

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What does it do?

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It gives us none other than a list of the latest and greatest Google dorks.

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Notice this one right here.

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Site gov.

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Dot asterisk.

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So it's going to grab any of the gov sites.

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And in the title is going to be index of.

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And then it's dot rather asterisk dot cs v.

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So you're getting all these indexes.

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Now what is that file containing juicy info.

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Yikes.

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So one of the things that you can do is you can grab this.

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Of course you can, you know, copy it.

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Right?

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So you can go in and copy the Google dork and then you can run over to your own copy of Google.

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And what you'll do is you can paste this in, but modify the parameters, of course.

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So I might go against R.

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Oh, how about we do academy?

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Right.

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So any prefixed side of academy and we're going to get these indexes.

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And sure enough, a lot of times you'll see this is just sample information.

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That's cool.

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So it's great.

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This was something that was fine for us to find, and I didn't want to find anything obviously sensitive.

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But you get the idea you are going to be able to effectively perform these same sometimes, you know,

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incredibly dangerous Google dorks.

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This is something very, very important for us to know about.

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There are Google dorks that have revealed key usernames and passwords that have then gotten people in

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systems.

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Of course.

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Google dorks are very popular in the area of voice over IP fingerprinting, VPN fingerprinting.

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There is lots of different fingerprinting techniques that can be assisted in this area.

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I'm so glad you know about it now, and I'm so glad that you're going to be able to run Google dorks

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against websites from a Penn State perspective.
