$50-$100 worth Sensitive Leaks via Google Dorks | Part 2
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Summary
The second part of a series on “Google Dorking” focuses on finding sensitive leaks and files to earn bounty rewards.
While automated tools are helpful, some vulnerabilities require manual inspection.
The sensitive files and leaks highlighted include administrative panels, password leaks, credit card information, and email leaks, among others.
To find these, manual searching techniques are required, using a combination of Google search operators and keywords that are likely to appear in sensitive content.
The article provides a lengthy list of such search combinations, grouped into categories such as SQL injection, error messages, directory listings, and confidential file types.
The searches are designed to find web servers that may be exposing sensitive information, either accidentally or due to inadequate security configurations.