Google Hacking

Goofile – Search for Filetypes from Command Line

7 months ago

by Raj Chandel in BackTrack 5 Tutorials, Google Hacking, Hacking Tools

Goofile is other python tool which is used for finding the different files existed in the website. There is only single command line in the usage of the tool.

Open your backtrack terminal and type cd /pentest/enumeration/google/goofile

If you would like to search for files with the extension “pdf” on this website, run this command:

Python goofile.py –d www.example.com –f pdf

-d: domain to search

-f: filetype (ex. pdf

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How to block a website in Google search results

1 year ago

by Raj Chandel in Google Hacking

First login in your Gmail account than Go to google.com and search for what you want. You got the search results and you saw that domain which you don’t want to see again in your search results.

Click the browser’s back button from the website, which will give you the previous search results, but this time you can see a new link as shown in below image. Now you will be able to see “Block all Feature to this Website.

Manage your blocked sites by clicking on the above ‘Manage blocked sites’ link or log-in to google and accessing the reviews URL. You can also block a website manually.

In this way you can block (remove) a website from appearing in your Google search results. You can block maximum of 500 sites and these blocked sites can be managed by clicking the gear button on the top-right corner of the search page.

Then click on Search Settings and then scroll down to see manage blocked sites.

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How to Access Deleted Webpage

1 year ago

by Raj Chandel in Google Hacking, Internet

Google Cache Hacks

Google cache to display any page from the past. This is relatively easy to do if you look at the URL of a Google cached page. Google takes a snapshot of each page it examines and caches (stores) that version as a back-up.