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Google Hacking

Google Hacking Author: Johnny Long Publisher: Syngress Published: 2005 Pages: 502

Google Hacking

Google Hacking Chapters

Google Hacking Chapters

1. Google Searching Basics
   • Exploring Google's Web-Based Interface
   • Building Google Queries
   • Working with Google URLs
2. Advanced Operators
   • Operator Syntax
   • Introducing Google's Advanced Operators
   • Colliding Operators and Bad Search-Fu
3. Google Hacking Basics
   • Anonymity with Caches
   • Directory Listings
   • Going Out on a Limb: Traversal Techniques
4. Preassessment
   • The Birds and the Bees
   • Long Walks on the Beach
   • Romantic Candlelit Dinners
   • Preassessment Checklist
5. Network Mapping
   • Mapping Methodology
   • Maping Techniques
   • Targeting Web-Enabled Network Devices
   • Locating Various Network Reports
6. Locating Exploits and Finding Targets
   • Locating Exploit Code
   • Locating Exploits Via Common Code Strings
   • Locating Vulnerable Targets
7. Ten Simple Security Searches that Work
8. Tracking down Web Servers, Login Portals and Network Hardware
   • Locating and Profiling Web Servers
   • Locating Login Portals
   • Locating Network Hardware
9. Usernames, Passwords, and Secret Stuff, Oh My
   • Searching for Usernames
   • Searching for Passwords
   • Searching for Credit Card Numbers, Social Security Numbers and More
   • Searching for Other Juicy Information
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10. Document Grinding and Database Digging
    • Configuration Files
    • Log Files
    • Database Digging
    • Automated Grinding
    • Google Desktop Search
11. Protecting Yourself from Google Hackers
    • A Good, Solid Security Policy
    • Web Server Safeguards
    • Hacking Your Own Site
    • Getting Help from Google
12. Automating Google Searches
    • Understanding Google Search Criteria
    • Understanding the Google API
    • Sample API Code
    • Understanding Google Attack Libraries

Google Hacking Appendices

1. Professional Security Testing
   • Professional Security Testing
   • The Open Methodology
2. An Introduction to Web Application Security
   • Defining Web Application Security
   • The Uniqueness of Web Application Security
   • Web Application Vulnerabilities
   • Constraints of Search-Engine Hacking
   • Information and Vulnerabilities in Content
   • Playing with Packets
   • Code Vulnerabilities in Web Applications
3. Google Hacking Database
   • A Number of Extended Tables
   • Additional Penetration Testing Tools
4. Index