Search engines in research and vulnerability assessment

2007-11-01

Alex Eckelberry

Sunbelt Software, USA

Editor: Helen Martin

Abstract

'Search engines are free, powerful and efficient tools that can be used to find vulnerabilities and hacked sites on the web, and even in your own organization.' Alex Eckelberry, Sunbelt Software.

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Alex Eckelberry

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