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This document discusses advanced Google search techniques. It begins with statistics on Google's growth from 10,000 daily searches in 1998 to over 50,000 per second currently. Various Google search operators are then outlined that help refine searches, such as using quotes, minus, site:, related:, and filetype:. Examples of advanced search queries are provided for finding files, login credentials, and user images. Recommended resources on hacking and advanced Google searches are listed at the end.
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- 1. Google Advance Searching... Presentation By : Shahzeb Pirzada 5701 Hafiz Muhammad Qasim 56431 You think you know how to search ? Think again…
- 2. Some word s for Google… Co-Founder of Wikipedia…
- 3. Table Of Content… Why Google? Google Statistics Google Advance Search Operators Google Advanced search Queries & Demo Google Basic Hacking
- 5. • When Google was founded in September 1998, it was serving 10,000+ search queries per day. By the end of 2006 that same amount would be served in a single second. • Google now processes over 50,000+ search queries every second on average, which translates to over more than 4.5+ billion searches per day and more than 1.6 trillion searches per year worldwide. Google Statistics…
- 6. The chart below shows the number of searches per year throughout Google's history :
- 7. Search Operators… Google advanced operators help refine searches. They are included as part of a standard Google query.
- 8. “Double Quotes” Use quotes to search for an exact word. -Minus Used to exclude all results that include that word. Site: Use to get results only from certain sites or domains. Related: Use to find sites that are similar to a given site. Advance Search Operators… 1
- 9. Filetype: Use to search only for specific file types. * (asterisk) Add an asterisk within a search for any unknown or wildcard terms. OR User to search for pages that may have just one of several given words. Cache: See what a page looks like the last time Google crawled the site. Advance Search Operators… 2
- 10. Inurl: Use to search exact word in URL. Intext: Use to search exact word in text/body of web pages. Intitle: Use to search exact word in title of web pages. Inanchor: Use to search exact word in link inside web pages. Advance Search Operators… 3
- 11. SITE: INURL: FILETYPE: Example Operators…
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- 13. Eliminates Unwanted Results Gets Specific Saves Time Benefit of Advance Searching…
- 14. Query Syntax… Advanced operators use a syntax such as the following: operator:search_term There’s no space between the operator, the colon, and the search term!
- 15. Live Demo…
- 16. Results
- 17. Results
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- 20. Books • “Google Hacking for Penetration Testers” by Syngress Publishing… Web Links • https://www.blackhat.com/presentations • http://www.google.com/advanced_search • http://www.SlideShare.net • https://www.udemy.com • https://wwwexploit-db.com • http://searchengineland.com • http://writtent.com/academy/articles/google-advanced-search- course References…
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