Advanced Google Search Skills

Intext:


This means that a character in the body of the webpage is used as a search condition. For example, if you enter intext: hongmeng in Google, the system will return all webpages that contain "hongmeng" in the body of the webpage.


. Allintext: The usage is similar to that of intext.


Intitle:


Similar to the intext above, search for whether the webpage title contains the characters we are looking. for example, search: intitle: Hongke. all webpages with the title "Hongke" will be returned. similarly, allintitle: is similar to intitle.


Cache:


Search for the cache of some content in Google, and sometimes you may find some good stuff.


Define:


Search for the definition of a word. Search: Define: hacker. The definition of hacker is returned.


Filetype:


I would like to recommend that you use this method to search for files of the specified type, whether it is a web attack or to collect information about specific targets. For example, input: filetype:


Doc. will return all file URLs ending with Doc. Of course, if you look for. Bak,. mdb, or. Inc, you can also obtain more information :)


: Filetype: Doc. All file URLs ending with Doc will be returned. Of course, if you are looking for. Bak,. mdb, or. Inc, you can also obtain more information.


Info:


Query the basic information of a specified site.


Inurl:


Search whether the specified character exists in the URL. For example, if you enter inurl: Admin, N Connections similar to the following are returned: Success.


Link:


For example, you can search for: inurl: www.jz5u.com to return all URLs linked to www.jz5u.com.


Site:


This is also useful. For example, site: www.jz5u.com will return all URLs related to jz5u.com.


By the way, some * operators are also very useful:


+ Display columns that may be ignored by Google as the query range


-Ignore a word


~ Word of consent


. Single wildcard


* Wildcard, which can represent multiple letters


"" Precise Query