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April 15, 2012 by CyberRad

Google Hacking

Google Dorks are advanced search parameters that you can use with Google’s search engine to narrow down a search.  Google Hacking is the art of using Google Dorks to find specific information on Google’s databases.  For example finding a known vulnerable version of a web application. 
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