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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[@Th3L0st0ne]

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

[@hak5]

That's awesome! I'm glad it was useful

[@ivanseh1244]

@@hak5 Awesome video!! I´d like to share a Hack from personal experience. It's the pillows. The hack is to change/wash the pillow covers every day!

[@DaleDix]

@The Damn Boi Man sorry for your loss.

[@cedricvillani8502]

OMG OMG OMG!!!

[@ltdestiny970]

congrats on learning how to use google, youre well on your way.

[@karljg19]

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.

[@myname-mz3lo]

this topic isnt complex at all lol

[@adtoes]

Glad you're learning fellow adventurer!

[@necroowl3953]

@@myname-mz3lo it's about context, you pig

[@myname-mz3lo]

@@necroowl3953 I was shown this in school as a kid... Its not part of hacking. It's just how to search properly

[@Mars-rs6lo]

@@myname-mz3lo oh yeah because they had computers in schools in the 1960's you clown. If you have nothing good to say don't say it.

[@Joseph-of1sx]

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.

[@JustinHyneswashplant26]

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 :).

[@tanrrivtko1249]

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

[@beenmicrophone5817]

just dork it

[@JadyGrudd]

@@beenmicrophone5817 lmfao

[@traderofgoods6500]

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.

[@MickeyS-thought-conservatory]

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.

[@ricseeds4835]

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

[@AtomicBl453]

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.

[@endlessoul]

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

[@mindright9771]

You guys are amazing. I learn a great deal from watching your channel. Keep up the great work!

[@BigTpetty]

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

[@alsir2591]

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

[@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

[@unbendedurchin1821]

Yea man Greta idea with this series, I’m gettin into CE but cybersecurity was a close second major choice. Thank god for this series

[@leanderscholman3036]

I would love more from this

[@aza04a]

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

[@silverbackhayabusa]

Precisely. No matter how accurately you make your search and how properly you use operations, Google shows you what it wants you to see. In 2013 you could easily not rely on operations and just perform a simple search to find what you need. Google has attempted to explain it's manipulations as simply making algorithms that reflect what people want to see but if you do searches on social topics that are divisive, you'll find that they are dominated by one side of the issue. Even when you get very explicit to guide the search, Google insists on limiting the search to their preferences. We are just beginning to see such tech manipulations being revealed with Musk's purchase of Twitter.

[@philipm3173]

@@silverbackhayabusa I thought that I was just bad at Google or something but there's a very noticeable difference using DuckDuckGo instead.

[@ultrajorge]

@@philipm3173 dont trust ddg so much. they are also corrupt

[@DonaldDucksRevenge]

@@philipm3173 Qwant is better.

[@abhishek.rathore]

@@DonaldDucksRevenge or the best hosting your own SearX instance

[@andretorresbr]

Love NullByte! Thanks for the great content. Cheers from Brazil.

[@albo5106]

Real joy watching you guys what can be done against big tech. Too advanced for me. Wonder where I can learn this stuff in private. Hopeless noob I am

[@chkltcow]

This video has become REALLY relevant for the information on searching for Will Smith without meaning "that incident"

[@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.

[@Chazzee23Gaming]

"the searching algorithm was way better ten years ago." I agree with this.

[@SnapThority]

use double quotes on the mistake google is trying to correct

[@Sombre____]

@@SnapThority Yeah, i know. But some years ago, you didn't needed to do that. Google was more dumb and it was way better.

[@Gogglesofkrome]

@@Sombre____ The google engine is clearly way over engineered as a product, and focuses too much on being an 'environment' that works best for google and their search engine manipulation rather than providing functional and efficient results.

[@Sombre____]

@@Gogglesofkrome Yep. I was just saying than google is trying to sell you something. You have the same on youtube. When you search something on youtube. You will see than youtube don't show you the more recent videos and prefer selecting old videos or trending videos instead of giving you the "true" result.

[@ovalwingnut]

Long time viewer (if you consider ~18 min long :). Will return for more! Thanks for the video.

[@myranwebb940]

This is super cool! Keep it coming!

[@kevinkelly9895]

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 :)

[@horizonbrave1533]

lol, good job on not being 'that guy' then

[@brocklee3768]

This is amazing, thank you so much!

[@TheRealKitWalker]

You're my new favorite Nick! Really like your videos. Very insightful.

[@danyash7514]

Can't wait for more

[@gypsysoulfly]

Nice 1st show good info u were pretty engaging and easy to follow...ill be looking for your next show.

[@kumaSOevl]

Thanks for the tip! This is a going to be a great series! Time to look for my dad!

[@juliusrowe9374]

Nick great tutorial on Dorking! More dope tutorials please!

[@matthewshafer9545]

Dorks sound frickin sweet and the syntax is just cmd, subject, filter . Can't get much easier to remember than that .

[@omni574]

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

[@ahbe9232]

They don’t, because knowledge is power

[@jeffstowe4860]

Thank you sir for your intuitive instruction. SUBSCRIBED.

[@boltonky]

Great little video, Sometimes you forget how what we see in front of us isn't always whats actually available. Makes me want to put in more effort lol

[@ajujaison5540]

Your background is really great

[@robottrainer]

really like your search query tricks, very educational.

[@redhat7025]

Very cool tutorial. Gives a lot of ideas to some crazy people.

[@AlaKernel]

more more moooore of this 😍

[@recipehacker9752]

This is awesome. I so wish I could read what you are typing. Perhaps zoom in next time onto the google key field as you type and explain. TY

[@KojiKazama]

This is cool. How long does your IP get blocked for? Also you should create a second Python script to read the pagodo output file and use selenium to open maybe the first 20 and wait for you to press a key before opening the next 20, etc. It will save the time of copying and pasting into a browser and keeping track of where you are.

[@Dumbc0mment]

love the painting

[@Jacob-ABCXYZ]

Oh yeah, when I was in elementary school like 2nd grade they would take us to the library to learn how to use library computers for research and finding books. Ironically enough, we learned about those operators and how to use them

[@reloadscript2156]

great tool and video buddy....love it :)

[@j.a.r.family2576]

No idea why this was suggested to me...but damn I love it.

[@Conqueror1807]

*Instantly subscribed*

[@alnoury]

I'm watching this video on my phone, and now I need glasses.

[@InnovaMentes]

Great content. Good speed on the video.

[@alisonellis7839]

Thank you so much for this!

[@alphanumericskeptic]

Great information!

[@luyombojonathan7715]

Amazing !!! Thank you

[@anon5258]

goddamn hakbyte sounds awesome

[@odessy543]

Duuuude this is DOPE, thanks.

[@you.findbitches6054]

Didn't know Google had advanced search terms so thats really cool. Probably wouldn't use it for anything malicious but this would be pretty useful for scraping data.

[@jasper-27]

Really great video. Hope there are more coming in this style :-)

[@juandj]

Great video, and very excited about the new series. One comment is that the lighting and audio are kind of low quality? The video looks old for some reason, and the audio is echo-y. Keep it up! looking forward to more.

[@got2kittys]

I'm diving into this. It's going to solve a problem for me.😁

[@uniquechannelnames]

Hi I know this is off topic, but are you guys ever restocking the Bash Bunny? I love my little Wifi Rubberducky gadget but I wanted to branch out. It's been saying Coming Soon on your website for quite a while now, I was just seeing if there's an update or anything like that. Thank you for all the incredible work you guys do!

[@GingerDrums]

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

[@lancemarchetti8673]

I'm starting to like this already♠!

[@pi1392]

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.

[@elihau2454]

@@tripplefives1402 What if you are using a static public IP address? like he said in the video use proxies and delay between searches. It is also possible to modify the code and add connect to a vpn via cli i.e. nordVPN, and change your ip everytime you get blocked. The problem is that google uses captcha...

[@marknieuwejaar1075]

@@tripplefives1402 Even using Apache with WordPress & PHP & MySQL ?

[@elihau2454]

@@tripplefives1402 I know that, but great explanation:) . I meant that ip bans are not a joke if you have a static public ip. That’s all. :)

[@fortroadmassive4095]

And not signed into main google account?

[@ezweber_the_great]

@@fortroadmassive4095 Bruh, don't sign in at all

[@tantilist1449]

Can't wait to use this for perfectly legal things

[@verbon5434]

Great stuff.

[@JCC503]

Great video, thank you!

[@jburgmedia]

Good content thanks !

[@ltm911]

hi Godshall, what is the best antivirus that you recommend on the market?

[@shoutshollers]

Great video.

[@derpderka3688]

Yall are the best. Forreal.

[@sabyasachisahoo8975]

thanks for making this video,

[@philipkenyatta6638]

Wao you made it so easy ....liked it so am crowning it

[@starchild_3693]

Thanks man for your awesome content, I hope I won't got caught up after seeing this video lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SnapcrackerzTeam]

Nice tutorial ace

[@bhayo123]

What was looking finally got today 😮

[@TheSpyder19]

Great tips ! But I still can't find drivers for the MDD10 for ROS Melodic :(

[@safetime100]

Thanks very slick 👍

[@suna44]

I have an other question i don't know if you can help with this. Can we also find and identify via google search a specific youtube video, when we only search for a comment, which was under the video? I am searching for a subcomment, which has to be folded out but in both cases i couldn't find the video so far. Is this possible? In youtube itself it does not show me the video after very long scrolling the search of the comment and on google also. But why does google not show the video, when i type in that comment? After all the headline of the videos are displayed by google.

[@rahulshendre7089]

thank you so much

[@theshazman]

Today I learned! Thanks, Hak5

[@Its_me_Abdul]

Would you please zoom in abit or increase the font size so that we can easily make a note or write codes you type.

[@Brett_S_420]

You guys bring in the Null Bytes, I'm there.

[@WildAtlanticOceanPictures]

Very cool. Thank’s 🤗

[@marleyroyer3983]

hey so im looking for a video that was uploaded at least three years ago, maybe before. its about this missing girl who was either russian or swedish, i dont remember her name, but i do remember a couple of things. 1. the video had multiple parts within one video, by this i mean it seperated theories to intro to conclusions. 2. it featured another channel, im pretty sure it was a girl judging solely by the voice. 3. with every different part in the video, intro conclusion, theories, etc, to seperate them there was some strange title card. 4. i very vividly remember that there was a youtube channel based around this girl with cryptic videos, including bubble shaped paper mache masks. 5. i remember one of the theories was she was kidnapped and forced into a cult, or she willingly ran away to the cult. 6. the videos were strange, however at the very end of the video the theorizers pointed out that the last video from the channel they talked about might have symbolized the mother letting go of the girl, the mother being a pretty involved person in the story if i can remember correctly. 7. the female theorizer and the male theorizer each switched parts throughout the video, one of them covered the intro, one the outro, i beleive they shared the theories. 8. on the channel, there were others. like the main girl whos mask had long blonde hair and light skin, these masks were not made to be realistic i dont think, but there were other videos of girls in dresses like the main girl in houses in the woods, not really houses i guess but shacks almost. 9, i remember one of the videos on the channel had the main girl on a dark street, it was sort of cliche with the girl slowly getting closer to the screen, like the girl in the ring, then it ended. 10. in the video, the theorizers looked the girl up on some website for missing people, nothing came up on her. thats all i can remember for now, i dont think they ever did figure out what happened to her, i really really want to find it so if anybody knows what the video is called, where i can find it, or if it got taken down please please tell me. the whole thing might be a big joke but i still want to find that video. if anybody knows what im talking about or who made it please tell me. thanks

[@nightwolf1966]

Dude thanks for your hard work , lots of great information

[@hak5]

I appreciate that!

[@rodricbr]

null byte + hak5 = epicness

[@irongiant1171]

18:35 What is the name of the KZbin channel that you mentioned? I couldn't understand you.

[@MiniRockerz4ever]

up to date dorks :D

[@faint688]

i love you guys so much please never stop making videos.

[@nothingbutgianttrees1995]

You had me at 'beginner' :)

[@lygillis1]

Will smith trick does not work!

[@chickenkm]

thank you friend

[@PixelPhobiac]

True power!

[@cooljerk4362]

question ..can erroneously entering a wrong password be tracked? considering ive changed my password a few times in the last year AND the fact i know who would have used a hacking service ..as an outsourced service would not show any electronic trail should they recieve your info via hand written file

[@panjualede]

Those things were teach to me when I was between 12 and 15 years in my central America high school I don't remember when now... I remember Netscape was a thing back them and angelfire, lol

[@Jennifer-007]

It would be nice if the text in the description was about the video we were watching, some links perhaps, not just boilerplate links to you, Darren and Shannon. And if you want us to be able to see the screen, a bit larger text please.

[@livecrosswire]

Hey is there any tip on reverse image search?

[@muntakim.data.scientist]

Got a subscriber ❤️

[@michaelslater6839]

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

[@jayb2067]

Nice videos!

[@yarbarbar]

maybe you could batch the searches across AWS lambdas to get the work done in constant time - maybe even less than 35 seconds total. Lambdas use many different IP addresses

[@Hartley94]

thank you.

[@zeroday9551]

Can you tell me google dorking (manual search or using pagodo) is active or passive scan?

[@Gentledegenerate]

Shoutout to Will Smith the Baseball player