HakByte: How to find anything on the internet with Google Dorks

On this first episode of HakByte, we cover Google Dorking, which is an OSINT technique that takes advantage of the Google Search engine with advanced search strings. This video covers basic google dorks that will allow you to filter out irrelevant information for a google search, finding insecure websites, and even discovering exposed password databases. Finally, an open source tool called pagodo is covered, which automatically can pass thousands of google dorks while avoiding detection from google.

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[karljg]

You people are so good at simplifying complex topics. I'm 68 years old. I have no problem following along. There are some fine instructors on this channel.

[ThLstne]

omg! the tips here helped me find in a minute a 2004 article in a local paper i had been searching for unsuccessfully for a few years

[Sombre____]

Finally, someone talk about it. Google show you only what he want you to see. And the searching algorithm was way better ten years ago. Now, it's a real mess. I'm force to use alternative search tool to find what i'm looking for. Even when you make a mistake in the search bar, google try to correct it and don't want to show you the result of the search for the uncorrected keyword you tip.

[Joseph-ofsx]

You taught me more in this video than i have learned with tons of trial by error and endless info videos. One of my favorite vids. More people should teach useful info like this.

[tanrrivtko]

Excited about the series. One suggestion, please number the episodes so that if we miss any we can easily search for a specific one. Would be easier to navigate a playlist as well. Cheers

[traderofgoods]

this'll be a life saver.
I can't even recall the number of times I gave up searching for something because I just simply couldn't find it.

[azaa]

Google used to strictly conform to search operations, say prior to 2013. What you don’t mention is google search now makes decisions on ignoring search operations thus making google and search operations obsolete. We need a search engine that is essentially early google

[alsir]

Kudos bro ur among 1% who uses YT to give 100% value for viewers fine content///

[JustinHyneswashplant]

I have been a hak5 subscriber from the very beginning of the channel and I am glad to see it is returning to producing more of its high-quality content. Welcome back :).

[BigTpetty]

Whoa, as a beginner in cyber this was eye opening and awesome!

[endlessoul]

Excellent series concept, team. Let's see more!

[GingerDrums]

This escalated quickly. Started with "string name" google searches and ended with python script scraping for passwords....

[pi]

Make sure to use a cloudVM because if you're using from your home and are being too aggressive with the searches, Google might block you.

[Manche-De-Pelle]

Dang ... almost 8 month on linux and I didn't knew that you could install all the requirements that way ... I always did it 1 by 1 .... you will saved me endless time in the future

[AtomicBl]

Nice rehash. I remember reading a book that covered this topic about 15 years ago. It's super helpful for sifting through the seo garbage.

[omni]

Now THIS is what we really need to be teaching kids in school.

[ricseeds]

This is so much better than earlier videos where it seems like they post the first take of the video. Love it

[EcstaticWaffle]

This is pretty awesome, thanks... I do like the fact that google lets you refine your searches with cmd line stuff, I didn't realize it was so versatile.

[kevinkelly]

I was going to complain about you not having a good enough microphone at the start, BUT found the stuff you said interesting Thank you :)

[michaelslater]

Isn’t Asterisk used to improve searches in some way? I used to know, then suffered a major head/brain injury.