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    This document provides a cheat sheet of advanced Google search queries and operators that can be used to refine searches. It lists 14 different query types such as "inurl:", "site:", and "filetype:" along with descriptions and examples of how each can be used to search for specific content within URLs, websites, or file types. Combining multiple advanced operators is noted as the real power for performing complex targeted searches across the web.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet of advanced Google search queries and operators that can be used to refine searches. It lists 14 different query types such as "inurl:", "site:", and "filetype:" along with descriptions and examples of how each can be used to search for specific content within URLs, websites, or file types. Combining multiple advanced operators is noted as the real power for performing complex targeted searches across the web.

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    Google Hacking Cheat Sheet 

    Advanced Querying 
     

    Query   Description & Example 

    inurl:  Value is contained somewhere in the url. 
    Ex: “preventing ransomware ​inurl:fbi​” 

    site:  Only search within this website’s given domain 
    Ex: “windows xp end of life ​site:microsoft.com​” 

    filetype:  Search only for files, not webpages 
    Ex: “nasa moon landing ​filetype:JPG​” 

    allinurl:  Search all of the following words in the url. 
    Ex: ​allinurl: ”blog wordpress”​ information security 

    intext:  Search the body of the webpage for specific text. 
    Ex: patient record ​intext:"index of /htdocs" 

    related:  Find website results that are related to your search term. 
    Ex:​ related:sans.org 

    info:  Find supplemental information Google may have on this page  
    (useful for finding cached pages) 
    Ex: ​info:www.usgs.gov 

    link:  Find other pages indexed by Google that reference this link 
    Ex: ​link:http://www.somecompany.com/supersecretfile.doc 

    “quote”  Find an exact phrase (though results may include related words) 
    Ex: ​“Malware Hunting” 

    +word  Show results with this word exactly. Do not include similar words. 
    Ex: ​Malware +Hunter 

    ­word/query  Do not include this word in search results or queries. 
    Ex: ​Advanced Malware Hunting ­beginner ­introduction ­site:microsoft.com 

    “word * word”  Wildcard. Search for anything between these two words, but include both. 
    Ex: ​“Next * Firewalls with *” 

    OR  (or | )  Return results for either item. The pipe character can be used in place 
    Ex: ​“locky OR ransomware”​; Ex: ​“locky | ransomware” 

    AND (or &)  Return results with both items. Ampersand character can be used in place. 
    Ex: ​“cissp AND certification”​ Ex: ​“cissp & certification” 

    Remember, the real power comes in stringing multiple advanced operators together.  
    (“Index Of” | “[To Parent Directory]”) AND “*financ*” inbody:xlsx site:somebank.com 

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