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Welcome back! This is the second article in our series about using Google Dorks to uncover hidden vulnerabilities on the web. In our last article we explored the basics of Google Dorking and some nifty tricks for finding interesting data. You can read that article here.
Today, we’re diving deeper into the web’s fun stuff – focusing on finding online cameras.
Google Dorks Refresher (for those who don’t know):
inurl: – Searches for URLs containing specific text.intitle: – Searches for page titles containing specific text.filetype: – Searches for specific file types.To find unsecured online cameras, we’ll use a combination of the commands above. Ready to play detective?
1. Security Camera Feeds Dork Command
inurl:view/view.shtmlThis command searches for URLs that contain “view/view.shtml”, which is a common path for unsecured camera feeds. Click on the…