Link:https://www.exploit-db.com/google-hacking-database
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For those who are already familiar with the possibilities of Google Hacking, you know that advanced searches can reveal a universe of sensitive information exposed due to poor configuration. With the right dorks, it is possible to locate vulnerable servers, accessible cameras, databases, passwords, and even company directories.
The secret is to create personalized dorks, adjusted to what you want to find. For example, if the objective is to identify directories exposed on the network, simply combine strategic keywords. I've already had intriguing results using just terms like "documents", locating files like driver's licenses, IDs, CPFs and other important data.
Now, if the focus is to search for passwords, the method is equally effective. Although they are not always posted daily, there are occasions when this data appears working, ready for those who know what they are looking for. Not to mention the shared and inappropriately configured Windows directories, which are a big deal for anyone who understands the subject.
The tip I give to those who have already mastered the basics is to explore dork databases, like the one available at Exploit Database, and improve your searches with creativity and strategy. The link is here to make it easier:
searching by Index /of documents
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