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A self-respecting Google hacker spends hours trolling the Internet for juicy stuff. Firing off search after search, they thrive on the thrill of finding clean, mean, streamlined queries and get a real rush from sharing those queries and trading screenshots of their findings. I know because Ive seen it with my own eyes. As the founder of the Google Hacking Database (GHDB) and the Search engine hacking forums at http://johnny.ihackstuff.com, I am constantly amazed at what the Google hacking community comes up with. It turns out the rumors are truecreative Google searches can reveal medical, financial, proprietary and even classified information. Despite government edicts, regulation and protection acts like HIPPA and the constant barking of security watchdogs, this problem still persists. Stuff still makes it out onto the web, and Google hackers snatch it right up. Protect yourself from Google hackers with this new volume of information.-

Johnny Long Learn Google Searching Basics Explore Googles Web-based Interface, build Google queries, and work with Google URLs. Use Advanced Operators to Perform Advanced Queries Combine advanced operators and learn about colliding operators and bad search-fu. Learn the Ways of the Google Hacker See how to use caches for anonymity and review directory listings and traversal techniques. Review Document Grinding and Database Digging See the ways to use Google to locate documents and then search within the documents to locate information. Understand Googles Part in an Information Collection Framework Learn the principles of automating searches and the applications of data mining. Locate Exploits and Finding Targets Locate exploit code and then vulnerable targets. See Ten Simple Security Searches Learn a few searches that give good results just about every time and are good for a security assessment.-

Track Down Web Servers Locate and profile web servers, login portals, network hardware and utilities. See How Bad Guys Troll for Data Find ways to search for usernames, passwords, credit card numbers, social security numbers, and other juicy information. Hack Google Services Learn more about the AJAX Search API, Calendar, Blogger, Blog Search, and more. Read more...
Abstract: Googles search capabilities are so powerful, they sometimes discover content that no one ever intended to be publicly available on the Web. This book shows the art of manipulating Google used by security professionals and system administrators to find this sensitive information and self-police their own organizations. Read more...

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Google Hacking for Penetration Testers Volume 2

Johnny Long

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Acknowledgments

There are many people to thank this time around, and I wont get to them all. But Ill give it my best shot. First and foremost, thanks to God for the many blessings in my life. Christ for the Living example, and the Spirit of God that encourages me to live each day with real purpose. Thanks to my wife and three wonderful children. Words cant express how much you mean to me. Thanks for putting up with the real j0hnny

Thanks to the book team: CP, Seth Fogie, Jeffball55, L0om, pdp, RoelofTemmingh, Rar, Zanthas. Thanks to my friends Nathan, Mike Corn Chaney, Seth Fogie, Arun, @tlas and Apu. Thanks to my many confidants and supporters in the Shmoo group, the ihackcharities volunteers and supporters, Malcolm Mead and Pat, The Predestined (David, Em, Isaac, Josh, Steve, Vanessa), The Tushabe family, Dennis and all of the AOET family.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the Google Hacking Community. The following have made the book and the movement of Google Hacking what it is. They are listed below, sorted by number of contributions to the GHDB.

Jimmy Neutron (107), rgod (104), murfie (74), golfo (54), Klouw (52), CP (48), L0om (32), stonersavant (32), cybercide (27), jeffball55 (23), Fr0zen (22), wolveso (22), yeseins (22), Rar (21), ThePsyko (20), MacUk (18), crash_monkey (17), MILKMAN (17), zoro25 (15), digital.revolution (15), Cesar (15), sfd (14), hermes (13), mlynch (13), Renegade334 (12), urban (12), deadlink (11), Butt-Pipe (11), FiZiX (10), webby_guy (10), jeffball55+CP (8), James (7), Z!nCh (7), xlockex (6), ShadowSpoof (6), noAcces (5), vipsta (5), injection33 (5), Fr0zen+MacUK (5), John (5), Peefy (4), sac (4), sylex (4), dtire (4), Deakster (4), jorokin (4), Fr0zen rgod (4), zurik6am (4), brasileiro (4), miss.Handle (4), golfo42 (3), romosapien (3), klouw (3), MERLiiN (3), Darksun (3), Deeper (3), jeffball55+klouw (3), ComSec (3), Wasabi (3), THX (3), putsCTO (3)

The following made two additions to the GHDB: HaVoC88, ToFu, Digital_Spirit, CP and golfo, ceasar2, namenone, youmolo, MacUK / CP / Klouw, 242, golfo, CP and jeff, golfo and CP, Solereaper cp, nuc, bigwreck_3705, ericf, ximum, /iachilles, MacUK , murk, klouw & sylex, NRoberts, X-Ravin, ZyMoTiCo, dc0, Fr0zen jeffball55, Rar CP, rgod jeffball55, vsl400, pitt2k, John Farr, Kartik, QuadsteR, serverl, rar klouw, Steve Campbell

The following made one addition to the GHDB: Richie Wolk, baxter_jb, D3ADLiN3, accesspwdl, darkwalk, bungerScorpio, Liqdfire, pmedinua, WarriorClown, murfie & webbyguy, stonersavant, klouw, thereallinuxinit, arrested, Milkman & Vipsta, Jamuse and Wolveso, FiZiX and c0wz, spreafd, blaqueworm, HackerBlaster, FiZiX and klouw, Capboyll8, Mac & CP, philY, CP and MacUK, rye, jeffball55 MacUK CP9, rgod + CP, maveric, rar, CP, rgod + jeffball55, norocosul_alex R00t, Solereaper, Daniel Bates, Kevin LAcroix, ThrowedOff, Apoc, mastakillahjuventini, plaztic, Abder, hevensnt, yeseins & klouw, bsdman & klouw & mil, digital.ronin, harry-aac, none90810, donjoel45, toxic-snipe, shadowsliv, golfo and klouw, MacUK / Klouw, Carnage, pulverized, Demogorgo, guardian, golfo, macuk, klouw,, Cylos, nihil2006, anonymous, murfie and rgod, D. Garcia, offset, average joe, Sebastian, mikem, Andrew A. Vladimirov, bullmoose, effexca, kammo, burhansk, cybercide cybercide, Meohaw, ponds, blackasinc, mr.smoot, digital_revolution, freeeak, zawa, rolf, cykyc, golfo wolveso, sfd wolveso, shellcoder,Jether, jochem, MacUK / df, tikbalang, mysteryman0122, irn-bru, blue_matrix, dopefish, muts, filbert, adsl3000, FiNaLBeTa, draino, bARDO, Z!nCh & vs1400, abinidi, klouw & murfie, wwooww, stonersavant, jimmyn, linuxinit, url, dragg, pedro#, jon335, sfd cseven, russ, kg1, greenflame, vyom, EviL_Phreak, golfo, CP, klouw,, rar murfie, Golem, rgod +murfie, Madness!, de Mephisteau, gEnTi, murfie & wolveso, DxM, l0om wolveso, olviTar, digitus, stamhaney, serenh, NaAcces, Kai, good-virus, barabas, fasullo, ghooli, digitalanimal, Ophidian, MacUK / CP / Jeffb, NightHacker, BinaryGenius, Mindframe, TechStep, rgod +jeffball55 +cp, Fusion, Phil Carmody, johnny, laughing_clown, joenorris, peefy & joenorris, bugged, xxCOBRAxx, Klouw & Renegade334, Front242, Klouw & digital.revo, yomero, Siress, wolves, DonnyC, toadflax, mojo.jojo, cseven, mamba n*p, mynewuser, Ringo, Mac / CP, MacUK / golfo, trinkett, jazzy786, paulfaz, Ronald MacDonald, .-DioXin-., jerry c, robertserr, norbert.schuler, zoro25 / golfo, cyber_, PhatKahr4u2c, hyp3r, offtopic, jJimmyNeutron, Counterhack, ziggy1621, Demonic_Angel, XTCA2S, m00d, marco-media, codehunter007, AnArmyOfNone, MegaHz, Maerim, xyberpix, D-jump Fizix, D-jump, Flight Lieutenant Co, windsor_rob, Mac, TPSMC, Navaho Gunleg, EviL Phreak, sfusion, paulfaz, Jeffball55, rgod + cp clean +, stokaz, Revan-th, Don, xewan, Blackdata, wifimuthafucka, chadom, ujen, bunker, Klouw & Jimmy Neutro, JimmyNeutron & murfi, amafui, battletux, lester, rippa, hexsus, jounin, Stealth05, WarChylde, demonio, plazmo, golfo42 & deeper, jeffball55 with cle, MacUK / CP / Klou, Staplerkid, firefalconx, ffenix, hypetech, ARollingStone, kicktd, Solereaper Rar, rgod + webby_guy, googler.

Lastly, I would like to reiterate my thanks to everyone mentioned in the first edition, all of which are still relevant to me:

Thanks to Mom and Dad for letting me stay up all hours as I fed my digital addiction. Thanks to the book team, Alrik Murfvan Eijkelenborg, James Foster, Steve, Matt, Pete and Roelof. Mr. Cooper, Mrs. Elliott, Athy C, Vince Ritts, Jim Chappie, Topher H, Mike Schiffman, Dominique Brezinski and rain.forest.puppy all stopped what they were doing to help shape my future. I couldnt make it without the help of close friends to help me through life: Nathan B, Sujay S, Stephen S. Thanks to Mark Norman for keeping it real. The Google Masters from the Google Hacking forums made many contributions to the forums and the GHDB, and Im honored to list them here in descending post total order:murfie, jimmyneutron, klouw, l0om, ThePsyko, MILKMAN, cybercide, stonersavant, Deadlink, crash_monkey zoro25, Renegade334, wasabi, urban, mlynch, digital.revolution, Peefy, brasileiro, John, Z!nCh, ComSec, yeseins, sfd, sylex, wolveso, xlockex, injection33, Murk. A special thanks to Murf for keeping the site afloat while I wrote this book, and also to mod team: ThePsyko, l0om, wasabi, and jimmyneutron.

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