Google Hacking: An Ethical Guide

Google Hacking: An Ethical Guide

by Mr. Ankit Fadia, Mr. Nishant Das Patnaik

258 pages· 2010· ISBN 9788125922490

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Description GOOGLE - the company that has taken the Internet by storm with its Web Search - a powerful search engine that can make you privy to quick and accurate information on a huge vista of topics. AND NOW - GOOGLE HACKING shows you how to access sensitive and confidential data just by using the search field that appears on the Google Homepage! Using a step-by-step approach, the book proceeds to train potential hackers on locating publicly accessible and private information through advanced operators. The same tools can help you protect your identity as well as target vulnerable data. Company presentations, budget sheets, blueprints, usernames, passwords, credit card numbers, system logs, admin login pages, network, online devices like cams and printers - trace their movement from your own computer, sitting hundreds of miles away. Prevent yourself too from being Google hacked! If you are interested in hacking and network security, if you wish to learn about unexplored features and options available on Google Search, if you want to have some serious but harmless fun (!) - Google Hacking is for you!

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