>‘Just remember to use these techniques ethically and legally, only targeting sites you have permission to test.‚

Google Dorking ist eine Technik, die von Hackern und Sicherheitsforschern eingesetzt wird, um über die Google-Suchmaschine sensible Informationen auf Websites zu finden. Sie ist auch als Google-Hacking oder Google Dorking bekannt.

Beim Google Dorking werden erweiterte Suchoperationen in Google verwendet, um nach bestimmten Schlüsselwörtern, Dateitypen oder Website-Parametern zu suchen. Diese Operatoren können kombiniert werden, um leistungsfähigere (more efficient) Suchanfragen zu erstellen, die Informationen offenbaren können, die sonst nicht leicht zugänglich wären.

Reconnaissance using advanced Google hacking techniques is a method often employed by penetration testers or security researchers to gather information about a target using search engines like Google. These techniques are commonly referred to as Google Dorking or Google Hacking, and they involve using specific search queries (known as „Google Dorks“) to uncover sensitive data, hidden web pages, and other information that may not be immediately visible or intended to be public.

Example Website: https://example.com

(Using a fictitious website for demonstration)

Keyword: „vulnerability“

Here are some Google hacking techniques you can apply to the site https://example.com using the keyword „vulnerability“:

1. Basic Site Search

To find all indexed pages:

Search Query:

site:example.com

2. Search for Specific File Types

To find specific file types, like PDF reports about vulnerabilities:

Search Query:

site:example.com filetype:pdf „vulnerability“

3. Search for Vulnerability Reports

To locate pages containing vulnerability reports:

Search Query:

site:example.com intext:“vulnerability report“

4. Find Pages with Vulnerability in the Title

To identify pages with vulnerability-related topics in their titles:

Search Query:

site:example.com intitle:“vulnerability“

5. Search for Exposed Admin or Login Pages

To find potential login pages that might deal with vulnerabilities:

Search Query:

site:example.com inurl:admin OR inurl:login

6. Search for Directory Listings

To look for exposed directories that might contain sensitive information:

Search Query:

site:example.com „index of“ „vulnerabilities“

7. Search for Known Vulnerabilities

To find discussions about known vulnerabilities:

Search Query:

site:example.com „known vulnerabilities“

8. Search for Security Configurations

To identify potential security misconfigurations:

Search Query:

site:example.com „vulnerability configuration“

9. Search for Tools Related to Vulnerability Assessment

To find tools that might be mentioned on the site related to vulnerability assessments:

Search Query:

site:example.com „vulnerability assessment tools“

10. Search for Keywords Related to Specific Vulnerabilities

To explore pages discussing specific vulnerabilities:

Search Query:

site:example.com „SQL injection“ OR „XSS“ OR „buffer overflow“

These techniques allow you to gather information on any website (in this example, https://example.com) while focusing on the keyword „vulnerability.“ Just remember to use these techniques ethically and legally, only targeting sites you have permission to test.

Best Practices for Google Dorking:

• Ethical Use: Use these techniques only for lawful purposes, such as authorized penetration testing or security audits. Unauthorized reconnaissance or exploiting vulnerabilities discovered via Google Dorking is illegal.
• Target Specific Information: Focus on the exact information you’re seeking to avoid overwhelming yourself with irrelevant results.
• Advanced Search Operators: Combine multiple operators to create very specific queries that hone in on the data you need.

6. Google Hacking Databases (GHDB):

The Google Hacking Database (GHDB) is a resource that maintains a list of known Google Dorks and their purposes. Security researchers and penetration testers often refer to it to quickly find relevant queries for different types of reconnaissance activities.

You can find the GHDB here: 

https://www.exploit-db.com/google-hacking-database

Referenz:

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/what-is-google-dorking/

https://www.imperva.com/learn/application-security/google-dorking-hacking/