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‼️New Project Alert‼️
Google is an important tool to leverage on to enhance ones knowledge. As a cybersecurity student, you'll find yourself using Google more often than not to gather information and navigate your ways around the cyberspace. The problem with Google is the numbers of information that gets returned to user when queries are made. This can get daunting and sometimes, irrelevant pages which are of no use to the user, are mostly included. As a cybersecurity student, it is imperative to master the skill of efficiently using Google and being able to leverage on it to a great extent.
For today's project, we'll dive into the advanced world of Google by learning *Google Dork* (also referred to as Google Hacking). Google Dork is a search string or custom query that uses advanced search operators to find information not readily available on a website. It can be used to source for information that are difficult to locate through simple search queries.
*Project Concepts*
For this project, you're expected to look at these *concepts* (links attached)
*Web Query* ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_query )
*Operators* ( https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/operator )
*Google Dork* ( https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/Google-dork-query )
*More Resources*
*Read or watch;*
Search the Web like a Pro with Google Dork (https://youtu.be/N_5YK2Mt4Ls)
Google Dorking Database ( https://www.exploit-db.com/google-hacking-database)
Using Google Dorking Database ( https://youtu.be/UxG4A5rnePc )
*Feel free to explore more resources on your own*
*Learning Objectives*
At the end of this project, you are expected to be able to explain to anyone, without the help of Google;
-> what Google Dork is.
-> Why Google Dorking is important to cybersecurity student/professionals
-> How to efficiently use at least 5 Google Dorking commands/operators to make advanced search queries.
-> How to filter information using Google Dorking on Google.
*Requirements to complete the project*
-> You must have a GitHub account and have submitted your account on the group chat (if you don't, your project won't be assessed/graded)
-> The Repository, Directory and File name on your account for this project must be same as what was given.
-> Any form of plagiarism is strictly forbidden. You are tasked to come up with solutions for the tasks below yourself to meet with the above learning objectives. No two submissions must be same.
-> Tasks for the project is categorised into Mandatory and Advanced. You're expected to complete all Mandatory tasks. You may or may not do the advanced.