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Finding File Listings
Search for: intitle:index-of last-modified private
You’ll find: Pages which list files found on the server.
How this works: The “intitle” operator used above will ensure that the
target page contains the words “Index of” in the title. This is typical for
those open directories which list files (they will have a title like “Index of
/private/foo/bar”). “Last modified” on the other hand is a column
header often used on those pages. And the word “private” makes sure
we’ll find something of interest. A related search query which finds FTP
(File Transfer Protocol) information is intitle:index.of ws_ftp.ini
Finding Webcams
Search for: “powered by webcamXP” “ProBroadcast”
You’ll find: Public webcams set up by people to film a location, or
themselves.
How this works: “Powered by WebcamXP” is a text found on specific
kinds of webcam pages. A related search query to find cameras is
inurl:“ViewerFrame?Mode=”.
Finding Weak Servers
Search for: intitle:“the page cannot be found” inetmgr
You’ll find: Potentially weak (IIS4) servers.
How this works: An old Microsoft Internet Information server may
hint at security issues. This is one of many approaches that can be used
to find such a weak server.
Finding Chat Logs
Search for: something “has quit” “has joined” filetype:txt
You’ll find: Chat log files showing what people talked about in a chat
room.
How this works: Though the files found are all public, not everyone
chatting on IRC (the Internet Relay Chat) is aware of potential logging
mechanisms. The “filetype” operator makes sure only text files are
found, and “has quit”/ “has joined” are automated messages appearing
in chat rooms. This search is your chance to tune into people’s chatter.
Note you should replace “something” with the thing you are looking
for.