GOOGLE SEARCHY COMMANDS MOVIE
GOOGLE SEARCHY COMMANDS PLUS

This keyword allows you to search for a single word or a whole phrase present in the title of web pages and it is a commonly used keyword / operator to find directory listings. Regarding this operator, we can say that it has more or less the same role as the one cited above (filetype), except that the use of ' ext' to seek uncommon extensions (like dmp, ks, key …) sends a more deep and accurate result. We can search for databases backups using 'backup filetype:sql' Note that there is no space between filetype: and the following word eg. Using Filetype you can find files with specific extensions this means that you restrict your search to a specific file type. This query returns the definition of the given word from the most reliable sources (websites). Now that we know a little more about how the Google search bar interprets what we type in, let's see some more interesting operators and keywords, especially when talking about security!

GOOGLE SEARCHY COMMANDS MOVIE

For example if you want to find the title of the movie 'Get the Gringo' but you are remembering only 'Get The' you can try 'Get The * movie', try also 'the art of *' hacking book' The use of the wildcard helps a lot when you want to search something but with one or more missing words (generally used with exact phrase search). Using the asterisk '*' also called wildcard or Joker If you are sure that you have entered a word as it should be written but Google continues to suggest spelling corrections, or if you want to search for a phrase, quote or an error message … putting your query between quotes marks provides you with a more relevant result, example try searching 'Debugging DLLs' with and without quotes. Use of quotation marks '' (or exact phrase search)

GOOGLE SEARCHY COMMANDS PLUS

Google tends to ignore punctuations and removes little words like 'we', 'the', 'to', and 'of'… Using the sign plus before a word tells Google to include it in the search query, so this way and for instance, the result of this query 'security is never complete' will definitely differs from this one 'security +is never complete'

This little character is used to include in the result of a query the desired keyword, its synonyms and words similar to it, for example, if you search 'it security ~tools' the result will be more consistent the result of 'it security tools', since Google will consider also terms such as 'Software' and show them among the returned result. In addition to these operators, Google distinguishes between some symbols like ~, +, *,'' The OR operator is used to include in the result of a query a keyword or another keyword but not both, and is equivalent to the use of '|', eg 'reverse OR engineering' means to Google exactly 'reverse|engineering' (try it then try 'reverse engineering' to see the difference) The NOT operator is extremely useful and can be used to eliminate some keywords from the result of a query, this operator is equivalent to the sign '-' (less) used within a keyword, to figure out the meaning try searching for 'email service' and 'email service -marketing' (please note that there is no space between '-' and 'marketing') The AND operator is used to include more than one keyword in a single research query and can be replaced by a single space ' ' even if the results differ slightly between both, as you can see by looking for example for 'reverse AND engineering AND tutorials 'and' reverse engineering tutorials' Google can understand three logical operators: AND, NOT and OR, so Google recognizes the 'OR' as the operator and 'Or', 'oR' or 'or' as search elements or keywords. You have to know that queries on Google are not case sensitive, thus there is no difference between lower or upper cases or even a combination of both: Security, SECURITY and SeCuriTY will return exactly the same result, but this rule has an exception when using logical operators. This non-exhaustive list of solutions may possibly help you to protect yourself against search engines and especially against Google, but you must be very careful when handling the way Googlebot (or any other search engine crawler) can see your website to not see your pages disappearing completely from their search engine results! No need for an introduction, Google is quite possibly the more powerful search engine used today, even used sometimes to check our connectivity except that the power of the single search bar on the top of Google has become a source of concern for many, and if not they should and we will see why!

Google searchy commands