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In this, we're going to be talking about Google talks, also known as Google Advanced Searches.
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Now Google is a pretty awesome search engine.
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You could find a lot of different things, and Google and Google advanced searches, or Google, also
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known as Google Docs, is a more advanced way to actually do keyword searches, and you could find a
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lot of really cool stuff with.
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Using a specialized search term when you're searching on Google.
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So the first one we're going to look at is the exploit database, and you can find this over exploit
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dash db dot com foresighted Google Dash hacking Dash database and what this is.
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It's a website that collects a lot of different keywords Google Docs, Google event searches that people
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have come up with, and they put a date.
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They put what the actual.
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Actual Richard Dawkins for the category and the author.
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So we can see something like in here in your admin, file type exiles.
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So if we typed this into Google in your email is going to look in the URL, it's going to look for the
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keyword admin and file type is going to look for the keyword x or less when it does a Google search.
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So.
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Chances are, if you if you if you find a admin, you are ill with explicit, as with a file type excellence,
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you're probably going to find something like, well, passwords, user credentials and whatnot.
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So pretty cool.
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Search term for Google instead of just typing, well, admin excel as well.
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You type that in.
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It's going to be a pretty broad search.
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It's just going to look for admin, keyword, admin and keyword excellence.
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You may come across, say, reformation, but you're going to be flooded with a lot of other stuff.
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Things like, well, excellence, how to how to install excellence, what is excellence versus if you
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type being file type excellence is just looking for a excellence file within that that search.
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And it kind of goes on and on here, so we see site postman dot com plus keyword.
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We could see in your internet log in IP entItle Index and setting stock price or Python in your admin,
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log in you in your real PSP.
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Site People.com, plus whatever the keyword, and we can see what the category is.
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Web server detection footholds contains juicy information, et cetera, et cetera in the database is
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huge for different things that you want to do searching for.
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So this is a really, really good resource to use, and you can do a quick search for if you're looking
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for something in particular.
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Now, there are other ways we could if we know these commands ahead of time and we know the type of
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search term we want to do.
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Say I want to do in your admin and then I want to do like a keyword password.
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You can certainly type that in.
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But I do want to show you another alternative.
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And I want to give credit for this.
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I was going across my Twitter account yesterday and I came across Jake Kripps Twitter account.
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I don't know them personally.
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They but they do have some pretty cool rules and tools that they post occasionally, so you might want
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to check it out.
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Check this out if you if you have Twitter in.
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See, here are 23 hours ago.
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He posted this tool here.
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That it has a list of pre-built templates for Google talks to use in different cases.
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So if we go back over here, we can go to talk, search dot com and we can see faster Google talking
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and we could just type in a regular search term and do a search.
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Let's say it wasn't,
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and it'll do a regular Google search.
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But if we go to a prebuilt here and click prebuilt and I can see all these different categories here
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error messages, footholds, vulnerability, file server detections, and I could click any of these
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things here.
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So if I click on web server detection, it pulls up a new boxer.
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These links will demonstrate Google's awesome ability to to profile web servers in which it has all
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these things in here that we could type in like site VPAS in URL Port 880, log in IP.
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And you can click on those and and go from there.
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We can also do builder.
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So in builder, we could see the other search terms in here the Google operator, Google operators so
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entitled and we can see what it does.
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It's going to search you for the URL web images.
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Yazdi has groups and news gets in your URL.
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It will search the URL web.
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Yes.
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Images?
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Yes.
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Groups not really.
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News like like in title.
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So this gives you a nice break out of what all these different Google door commands will do.
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So I like that a lot, especially if you're new to Google talking or you you don't want to try to remember
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what all these Google talk commands are.
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This is a really great resource to use, and it just makes things a lot easier.
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Now, if you if you kind of go through here and you memorize it, you know that's great.
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If you don't feel like memorizing it or you don't have time, you want to.
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This is a great resource to fall back onto and that we can type in tips and we can do.
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You can submit stuff to to support at Google Dawgs.
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I'm sorry, support dog search dot com.
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So again, this is a really nice website to use.
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I think pretty cool stuff in here and we could do clear that out here.
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And if we want to type in in your URL, you can type in and see admin.
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Could enter.
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And we could see the different results here cites Edmund di Google, I come in and goes on from there.
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So again, Gould, or it's really awesome way to search Google, especially for O.S., for hackers,
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things like enumeration for printing that.
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So check it out.
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It's definitely going to be a really useful tool for you.
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And thank you for watching.
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