[&] What is the primary purpose of using the 'site' operator in Google Dorking?
- To find subdomains associated with a domain
- To search for specific files within a domain
- To find emails related to a domain
- To limit search results to a specific domain

[&] What can be inferred if you find multiple subdomains using the 'site:*.' operator in Google Dorking?
- The domain has many user accounts
- All subdomains are intentionally exposed
- The domain uses a complicated structure
- The domain has subdomains that could be potentially unsecure

[&] How can the Google Hacking Database help during the passive information gathering process?
- By providing pre-built search queries to find sensitive information
- By storing all previous versions of websites
- By listing all known vulnerabilities for a domain
- By directly communicating with the website administrators

[&] Why is it advantageous to use the Wayback Machine for website enumeration?
- It shows the current state of active websites
- It provides historical snapshots of websites
- It automatically finds vulnerabilities in websites
- It detects misconfigured web servers

[&] Which Google search operator would you use to find pages with 'admin' in their URL?
- filetype
- site
- intitle
- inurl

[&] Which of the following operators would you use to find PDF files related to a specific domain?
- filetype
- inurl
- site
- intitle