Google Dorking & DNS Enumeration
site:microsoft.com -> To view specific results that only contain the target domain name. Imagine that you are looking for search results that contain a keyword but only from the target domain. Here, you can use the keyword site:domain.com If you want to filter your search results so that they include two specific keywords, you can use the keyword1 AND keyword2 site:domain.com syntax We can also use the OR syntax. To filter the search results to display a specific file type from a target domain, use the site:domain.com filetype:file type syntax To discover specific URLs that contain a specific keyword within their page title, use the site:domain.com intitle:keyword syntax To remove the display results of URLs for a target domain that does not include a specific keyword, use the site:domain.com –keyword syntax Tip You can use the intext: syntax with a keyword to search for a specific web page that contains the keyword within its text/body. Using inurl: with a keyword allows you to filter URLs that contain the specific keywords within its URL, which may lead to a potentially sensitive directory in a company’s domain. ...