Find directories with SSL certs in them. They are available to download.
index of /etc/certs/ |
Use this one to look for WordPress installation backups, these can include databases, which would contain a lot of very useful information.
index of /wp-content/backup |
To find a lot of open and free-to-view webcams, use this Google Dorks example.
inurl:"/cgi-bin/guestimage.html" "Menu" |
Find SIEMENS S7-1200 devices online.
inurl:"portal.mwsl" "Status" |
To locate HP laserjet printers connected to the Internet, this Google Dork will work just fine.
"HP LaserJet" inurl:"SSI/index.htm" |
Davis WeatherLinkIP devices may be located on the Internet, this Google Dork will find them for you.
intitle:"WeatherLinkIP Configuration" |
This Google Dork will find Apache Solr instances connected to the Internet, Apache Solr is the popular, blazing-fast, open source enterprise search platform built on Apache Lucene™.
intitle:("Solr Admin") AND intext:("Dashboard" AND "Corporation") |
These do not require a login to change things either… Why use these and have no security? But the modern Internet is full of websites with no security to speak of. This makes it fun to find things and mess with them. If they were important, they would have passwords on them. But they do not, so obviously it does not matter.
This Google Dork will find Motorola FX9500 RFID Readers connected to the Internet. Why is such a device connected to the Internet in the first place?
filetype:psp intitle:"Motorola - FX9500" |
I tried this last Google Dork and found a Hadoop VPS dashboard that has a lot of interesting information.
intext:"Security is Off" intitle:"Namenode information" |
Finally, this one will find ProLiant iLO 5 instances that happen to be connected to the Internet.
"Firmware Version" intitle:"iLO" ProLiant Login -hpe.com -update |