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312-50v12 Exam - Question 184


Your company suspects a potential security breach and has hired you as a Certified Ethical Hacker to investigate. You discover evidence of footprinting through search engines and advanced Google hacking techniques. The attacker utilized Google search operators to extract sensitive information. You further notice queries that indicate the use of the Google Hacking Database (CHDB) with an emphasis on VPN footprinting. Which of the following Google advanced search operators would be the LEAST useful in providing the attacker with sensitive VPN-related information?

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The location operator finds information for a specific geographic location. Although it can be useful for finding local news, businesses, services, or events, it is not directly useful for extracting sensitive VPN-related information. The other operators (inurl, link, intitle) can be more effective in finding VPN-related data by targeting keywords in the URL or title, or by identifying pages that link to a VPN-related site.

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insaniuntOption: A
Feb 11, 2024

A. Location: This operator finds information for a specific location. While it may be useful for other purposes, it is not directly related to sensitive information about VPNs.

insaniunt
Feb 11, 2024

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qwerty100Option: A
Feb 17, 2024

A. Location The "location" operator in a Google search is used to refine search results based on a specific geographic location. By including this operator in a search query, users can prioritize or limit results to those that are more relevant to a particular city, region, or country. This is particularly useful for finding local news, businesses, services, or events.

brrbrrOption: C
Feb 21, 2024

C. link: This operator searches websites or pages that contain links to the specified website or page. The "link:" operator is generally used to find pages that link to a specific website or page. It helps identify sites that reference or link to a given URL. While it might reveal some information about the online presence of a target, it is less likely to directly provide sensitive VPN-related information. On the other hand, the other options (A, B, D) can potentially yield information related to VPNs: A. location: This operator could be used to find information for a specific location, which might include details about VPN servers or network infrastructure in that location. B. inurl: This operator restricts results to pages containing the specified word in the URL. Attackers might use this to identify pages with VPN-related keywords in the URL. D. intitle: This operator restricts results to pages containing the specified term in the title. It can be used to find pages with titles indicating VPN-related content.

duke_of_kamulu
Mar 18, 2024

you are very wrong answer is A location check courseware page 120 very clear on VPN hacking

LoveBug4
Jun 25, 2024

I couldn't find "link" in that page. We can use "location" to search VPN from a specific location.

LeongCCOption: A
Feb 22, 2024

For this question , the A is more suitable.

Lalo
Mar 23, 2024

ANSWER CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC If we are interested in finding VPNs based in the United States, we use: site:*.com intitle:"VPN" location:"United States" a dork that uses the location operator However, the "link" operator would not be the most suitable option to directly search for VPN-related websites. It is more useful to use dorks that focus on the content of web pages.

DruSupermanOption: A
Mar 5, 2024

I don't see location on the list in the book.

LordXanderOption: A
Apr 2, 2024

It's A because D is the best and others make some sense

LoveBug4Option: C
Jun 25, 2024

We can use "location" to filter VPNs from a particular country