A crucial part of the “hacking” process used in cybersecurity is the recon phase. “Recon” is short for “reconnaissance,” which means gathering as much information and data on the selected target or victim machine. While a lot of recon can be in-person and not technical, “Google Dorking” is one technical method of information gathering that can be used during the recon process.
Of course, since I’m not a black hat hacker set out to do illegal things, I rarely ever use google dorking specifically for recon (unless it’s for a practice run within the bounds of federal laws of course). I mostly use google dorking to obtain search results pertaining to exactly what I am looking for and weeding out the unnecessary data, or searching up educational sites (intext:*.edu).
For those wanting to look into google dorking, it’s very simple to learn, no prior programming or cybersecurity knowledge necessary. It’s all a matter of entering the desired search queries into the google search bar and hitting “enter.”
https://gbhackers.com/latest-google-dorks-list/
In their latest hacking attempts on my DLCC website, Google gets aggressive, trying not only to read unauthorized data, but also attempting to write to it.
This is the digital equivalent of a child's temper tantrum when they are realizing they are not getting what they want by normal standards (i.e. Googlebot crawling), and they are lashing out in a fit -- trying to hack items that control my hosting account, and trying to hit it with write attempts in a malicious attempt to gain access and control... (insert obscene hand gesture here)
And, once again, that isn't Googlebot... 👾
But all of these attempts were for not. The read hacks were greeted with 404 (not found) errors, and the write hack attempts were thwarted with 403 (forbidden) errors... 👊👊👊
This is the digital equivalent of attempting to B&E into a person's home. Google, and everyone else who is involved in such activities, should be held liable for these blatant hacking attempts. Fortunately, the hosting service keeps these ID10TS at bay. But that doesn't excuse the behavior...
What a reputation you have, Google. What you can't crawl and steal, you try to hack by brute force. What your obsessive interest is in my former website's content -- that, BTW, hasn't been there since last Halloween -- is a mystery to me.
But, do keep trying, Google. You will be rewarded only with a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account. I hope it's worth the effort and degradation to your already shady reputation... 😁
Once again, Google attempts to hack DLCC -- attempting to breach its WordPress account. And, no, that isn't Googlebot....
There's only one problem with that, Google, and anyone else who's interested -- I have never had a WordPress account, I do not have a WordPress account, and I will never have a WordPress account, you ID10TS... 😆
Google, and the rest of the world, can plainly see DLCC's website marker page I left after taking down all its content last Halloween that clearly states my website has been retired and contains a link to this Tumbler account.
But, just as the Moon rises in the sky, there are ID10TS that can't see the trees for the forest.
Oh, but please, Google, and all the rest of you ID10TS -- continue to try to hack what isn't there. It makes for great comedy... 😁
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Google hacking, also named Google dorking, is a computer hacking technique that uses Google Search and other Google applications to find security holes in the configuration and computer code that websites use. Here are some Google dork queries
Google Dorks for hacking websites
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intitle: This dork will tell Google to show only those pages that have the term in their HTML title. For example: intitle:”login page” will show those pages which have the term “login page” in the title text.
allintitle: It is similar to intitle but looks for all the specified terms in the title. For example: allintitle:”login page”
inurl: It searches for the specified term in the URL. For example: inurl:”login.php” and inurl:proftpdpasswd
allinurl: It is similar to inurl but looks for all the specified terms in the URL. For example: allinurl:”login.php”.
define: Google will define this message and will look for what had this error. For example: define:”sql syntax error”
site: This dork will return all the pages of a particular website that is crawled by Google. For example, site:technotification.com.
link: It will also look in the site for URLs that possibly are vulnerable to sql injection. For example: link:index.php?id=
Google Dorks for hacking files
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filetype: Searches for specific file types. filetype:pdf will look for pdf files in websites. filetype:txt looks for files with .txt extension. This way you can search for a file with any extension like mp4, mp3, Mkv, etc. site:onedrive.live.com shared by
intitle: You can look into file directories of websites directly and download specified file intitle: index of mp3 for mp3 files. You can replace mp3 with any other extension. You can also use to find any particular movie or game. intitle: “index of ” intext: “movie name” .
book: find any book using Google search engine. for example: book: java
Google Dorks for finding username and passwords
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