Google Hacking: The Amazing Next Door
summary
Explains Google Hacking: using advanced Google queries to find sensitive files and information about web applications that aren’t meant for public access. Describes specific query techniques to discover security holes and demonstrates how to perform these searches, and offers defensive measures to protect applications from such search-based attacks.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Google hacking intro
- 2:11How Google search works
- 5:28Google operators for vulns
- 7:37Google cache for old data
- 9:26Finding logins and passwords
- 12:18User login search methods
- 13:42Password and sensitive data search
- 15:49Admin interface vulns
- 17:56Dangerous config files
- 21:32Finding logs and databases
- 22:56Directory listing vuln
- 24:23Google Dorks queries
- 25:04Protection from Google hacking
- 25:45Robots.txt directory protection
- 26:51Data leak via robots.txt
- 27:35Passwords and authorization
- 28:20Server default risks
- 29:02Manual vs automated testing
- 30:06Google search tips
- 30:51Q&A
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