BEWARE OF GOOGLE (what every sysadmin NEEDS to know about search engines)

[breakology]

Alrighty then, let me start out by telling you that I did not write this tutorial, or reference, or whatever you want to call it, so I can't take credit for the information compiled here.But .... I use all the time and have learned a great deal, and so will you if you have the time to put into it.
OK then, that being said, I am not putting this here for malicious content, rather it is a warning to any system admins out there about what information can be found out about your network by a simple google search. So, take a look at this info, try it out, most of all be RESPONSIBLE, and remember it's YOUR IP being logged and NOT MINE. So use that thing called common sense when experimenting with these search techniques.

Google a Dream come true


****************************** ComSec ***********************************

article by: ComSec

date: 25.5.2003

Simplified



INTRO=========

a week or so back i had an e-mail from a friend (FLW) asking me if i had any
info on google search tips

he was surprised on the amount of info available and open via google...this
got me thinking , well i have seen many various search strings in several
papers....so i thought i would put them all together on the one page...and
up-date as new one are discovered...so if i missed any to be added to the
list please let me know and i shall add some more....


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WARNING:::i hold no responsibility for what you do via the information
supplied here...this is for educational purpose only , use at your own risk
you have been warned
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thanks

ComSec aka ZSL


SUMMERY=======

Everyone knows google in the security sector...and what a powerful tool it is,
just by entering certain search strings you can gain a vast amount of knowledge
and information of your chosen target...often revealing sensitive data...this
is all down to badly configured systems...brought on by sloppy administration
allowing directory indexing and accessing , password files , log entrys ,
files , paths ,etc , etc


Search Tips

so how do we start ?

the common search inputs below will give you an idea...for instance if you
want to search for the an index of "root"

in the search box put in exactly as you see it below

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example 1:


allintitle: "index of/root"


result:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...=Google+Search

what it reveals is 2,510 pages that you can possible browse at your will...

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example 2


inurl:"auth_user_file.txt"

http://www.google.com/search?num=100...=Google+Search

this result spawned 414 possible files to access

here is an actual file retrieved from a site and edited , we know who the
admin is and we have the hashes thats a job for JTR (john the ripper)

txUKhXYi4xeFs|master|admin|Worasit|Junsawang|xxx@xxx|on
qk6GaDj9iBfNg|tomjang||Bug|Tom|xxx@xxx|on

with the many variations below it should keep you busy for a long time mixing
them reveals many different permutations

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SEARCH PATHS....... more to be added

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"Index of /admin"
"Index of /password"
"Index of /mail"
"Index of /" +passwd
"Index of /" +password.txt
"Index of /" +.htaccess
index of ftp +.mdb allinurl:/cgi-bin/ +mailto

administrators.pwd.index
authors.pwd.index
service.pwd.index
filetype:config web
gobal.asax index

allintitle: "index of/admin"
allintitle: "index of/root"
allintitle: sensitive filetype:doc
allintitle: restricted filetype :mail
allintitle: restricted filetype:doc site:gov

inurlasswd filetype:txt
inurl:admin filetype:db
inurl:iisadmin
inurl:"auth_user_file.txt"
inurl:"wwwroot/*."


top secret site:mil
confidential site:mil

allinurl: winnt/system32/ (get cmd.exe)
allinurl:/bash_history

intitle:"Index of" .sh_history
intitle:"Index of" .bash_history
intitle:"index of" passwd
intitle:"index of" people.lst
intitle:"index of" pwd.db
intitle:"index of" etc/shadow
intitle:"index of" spwd
intitle:"index of" master.passwd
intitle:"index of" htpasswd
intitle:"index of" members OR accounts
intitle:"index of" user_carts OR user_cart

ALTERNATIVE INPUTS====================

_vti_inf.html
service.pwd
users.pwd
authors.pwd
administrators.pwd
shtml.dll
shtml.exe
fpcount.exe
default.asp
showcode.asp
sendmail.cfm
getFile.cfm
imagemap.exe
test.bat
msadcs.dll
htimage.exe
counter.exe
browser.inc
hello.bat
default.asp\
dvwssr.dll
cart32.exe
add.exe
index.jsp
SessionServlet
shtml.dll
index.cfm
page.cfm
shtml.exe
web_store.cgi
shop.cgi
upload.asp
default.asp
pbserver.dll
phf
test-cgi
finger
Count.cgi
jj
php.cgi
php
nph-test-cgi
handler
webdist.cgi
webgais
websendmail
faxsurvey
htmlscript
perl.exe
wwwboard.pl
www-sql
view-source
campas
aglimpse
glimpse
man.sh
AT-admin.cgi
AT-generate.cgi
filemail.pl
maillist.pl
info2www
files.pl
bnbform.cgi
survey.cgi
classifieds.cgi
wrap
cgiwrap
edit.pl
perl
names.nsf
webgais
dumpenv.pl
test.cgi
submit.cgi
guestbook.cgi
guestbook.pl
cachemgr.cgi
responder.cgi
perlshop.cgi
query
w3-msql
plusmail
htsearch
infosrch.cgi
publisher
ultraboard.cgi
db.cgi
formmail.cgi
allmanage.pl
ssi
adpassword.txt
redirect.cgi
cvsweb.cgi
login.jsp
dbconnect.inc
admin
htgrep
wais.pl
amadmin.pl
subscribe.pl
news.cgi
auctionweaver.pl
.htpasswd
acid_main.php
access.log
log.htm
log.html
log.txt
logfile
logfile.htm
logfile.html
logfile.txt
logger.html
stat.htm
stats.htm
stats.html
stats.txt
webaccess.htm
wwwstats.html
source.asp
perl
mailto.cgi
YaBB.pl
mailform.pl
cached_feed.cgi
global.cgi
Search.pl
build.cgi
common.php
show
global.inc
ad.cgi
WSFTP.LOG
index.html~
index.php~
index.html.bak
index.php.bak
print.cgi
register.cgi
webdriver
bbs_forum.cgi
mysql.class
sendmail.inc
CrazyWWWBoard.cgi
search.pl
way-board.cgi
webpage.cgi
pwd.dat
adcycle
post-query
help.cgi


there are to many people to thank for the bits of information cut and pasted
and added to form this paper
most have been collected from various forums , txt , doc's etc...like to thank
you all, its not intended to rip anyone
its just a combo of various search inputs...put on the one Paper to use as
a reference.


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[Showtime8000]

Good post.

A second facet of this concept, although vaguely related, would be of pertinence to home users. Too many p2p users share their whole hard drive, giving access to sensitive data to data prowlers.

Thanks

[Nokia]

Thats a very comprehensive and helpful list, thank you!

http://comsec.governmentsecurity.org/googletut1.txt

[Turmoil]

I found your post both informative and stimulating!
I read other articles like this somewhere.. Except your post was better because it brought all the info into one place.. much more conveniant if ya ask me

GOOD JOB!

[groovicus]

http://neworder.box.sk/newsread.php?newsid=8203

http://www.antionline.com/showthread...ghlight=google

I think these go hand in hand with this section.....

[Negative]

*Moved from Tutorials*

[maxim_86ualb2]

Well well I c google is getting preatty usefull

[n01100110]

Excellent Tutorial ! , my only question is this.. Lets say if i own a web server and someone decides to try to data prawl my site.. How would you go about protecting this ? How would i hide the directories from google ?

[adiz]

It is odd, because about a year ago I noticed this. I realized this when I was searching for some basic graphics on the internet. I did a google search of root/index too see if anyone was lazy enough to let their graphic folder out in the open for all to use. So I was able to get to the root of about 20 webpages if I so desired. I couldn't believe it, but here is the explanation.

Thanks...Good Thread

[LarrySmith]

Good post......I think this is the kind of info people come here for. I don't want to be a one line post whore but I want to send kudos publicly. My antipoints are still grey weither or not I give green or red. You'll have to settle for a pat on the back.