Step-by-step guide: Google hacking to test your security

In a past article, I discussed the anatomy of a Google hack. In case you aren't familiar with the term Google hack, it refers to using the Google search engine in an effort to pull sensitive information, such as credit card numbers, out of a poorly constructed Web application. In response to f

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eedback from my original Google hack article, I wanted to take the opportunity to show you some ways of Google hacking your own Website to see what exactly is being exposed to the outside world.

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