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Ongoing, First published Apr 05, 2024
Hello hackers! Today, we're sharing some groundbreaking news about the powerful techniques of Google Hacking or Google Dorking.

Google Dorking is a method used by hackers to leverage Google's search operators to find specific information and vulnerabilities on websites. It's like using Google as a search engine for hacking purposes.

Hackers use Google Dorking because it allows them to uncover hidden directories, sensitive files, login pages with default credentials, and other vulnerabilities that can be exploited for unauthorized access. This makes Google Dorking a potent tool in the hands of skilled hackers.

I've found an article that introduces Advanced Google Dorking techniques to find passwords of databases, showcasing the depth of this method's capabilities. You can check that article here: HackproofHacks.com. If you want to see the Video tutorial, check this out: YouTube

Recent developments by hackers have showcased how Google Dorking can uncover hidden vulnerabilities and access sensitive information, emphasizing the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures in our digital era.
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