Google can index open FTP servers. Use the following Google Dork to find open FTP servers.
intitle:”index of” inurl:ftp
To make the query more interesting, we can add the “intext” Google Dork, which is used to locate a specific word within the returned pages
It is relatively easy to find email lists using Google Dorks. In the following example, we are going to find text files that contain email lists.
filetype:txt inurl:”email.txt”
Live cameras We can use Google to find open cameras that are not access restricted by IP address. The following Google dorks retrieve live cameras web pages.
inurl:”view.shtml” “Network Camera”
Finding passwords is the most attractive task for both legitimate and ill-intentioned online searchers. The following Google Dorks retrieve exposed passwords.
site:pastebin.com intext:admin.password (find the text “admin.password” in the Pastebin website; this site is used by hackers to publish sensitive leaked information)’
“admin_password” ext:txt | ext:log | ext:cfg (find the text “admin-password” in exposed files of the following types: TXT, LOG, CFG)
filetype:log intext:password after:2016 intext:@gmail.com | @yahoo.com | @hotmail.com (search for all files of type “log” that contain the word “password” within them, are indexed after 2016, and contain any of the following text in their body: @gmail.com, @yahoo.com, or @hotmail.com)
site:static.ow.ly/docs/ intext:@gmail.com | Password filetype:sql intext:wp_users phpmyadmin intext:”Dumping data for table orders" “Index of /wp-content/uploads/backupbuddy_backups” zip Zixmail inurl:/s/login? inurl:/remote/login/ intext:”please login”|intext:”FortiToken clock drift detected” inurl:/WebInterface/login.html inurl:dynamic.php?page=mailbox inurl:/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/ | “sap-system-login-oninputprocessing” intext:”Powered by net2ftp”