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Are there any search engines that let you search by raw html? - cheatson - Mar 4, 2012
Google DID have a project on the go (now discontinued), and I saw a few other crappy ones, so wondered if anyone had come accross anything decent already?
For clarification, im talking about a web crawler that allows the cache of the source to be searchable, not just the content.
* - Sw1x - Mar 4, 2012
I'm also looking for this, bookmark'd.
* - | Solo | - Mar 4, 2012
Hm there might be some command line based ones. Cant think of any off hand tho sorry bud
* - rand0 - Mar 4, 2012
I haven't really seen any good ones :/ This would totally revolutionise how I hack. Life would be so easy, but alas. I have also been looking for something along these lines, but instead I usually find a juicy looking target and then just use something like webshag to peruse available source. Actually, HTTrack works fairly well :)
* - cheatson - Mar 4, 2012
(Mar 4, 2012 05:41 PM)3k1yp2 Wrote: I haven't really seen any good ones :/ This would totally revolutionise how I hack. Life would be so easy, but alas. I have also been looking for something along these lines, but instead I usually find a juicy looking target and then just use something like webshag to peruse available source. Actually, HTTrack works fairly well :)
I would have expected a well known one by now, I mean surely there are widereaching uses for it...
* - rand0 - Mar 4, 2012
(Mar 4, 2012 05:45 PM)cheatson Wrote: I would have expected a well known one by now, I mean surely there are widereaching uses for it...
Well I feel that people with legitimate purposes could use something like firebug or inspect element with control+f on their own sites. Or if someone has a web developement issue, they can google the issue by keyword. Or maybe my mind is just so used to thinking in terms of security that I can think of no legitimate uses :/
* - cheatson - Mar 4, 2012
(Mar 4, 2012 06:03 PM)3k1yp2 Wrote: Well I feel that people with legitimate purposes could use something like firebug or inspect element with control+f on their own sites. Or if someone has a web developement issue, they can google the issue by keyword. Or maybe my mind is just so used to thinking in terms of security that I can think of no legitimate uses :/
Yeah pretty much agreed I guess. Still, would be nice 😅
* - Pillows - Mar 4, 2012
If this really existed google would need a bigger budget for their security team to giveaway.
* - rand0 - Mar 4, 2012
(Mar 4, 2012 06:12 PM)cheatson Wrote: Yeah pretty much agreed I guess. Still, would be nice 😅
Definitely. Also, I found xss on the site where you can DL httrack...
xss here
EDIT: I fixed the link to the xss
* - cheatson - Mar 4, 2012
Im pretty sure I have something big XSS wise, but really need to be able to find the offending js in other sites which is not indicated in site content. I WISH there was a way- ill keep ing this from time to time in case someone comes across it who is like "yeah man, I know exactly what you mean, there is this site, its awesome, and here is the direct link to said awesome site, enjoy!". @__@
btw, nice find mate.
* - rand0 - Mar 5, 2012
Heheh. I just get curious sometimes. I usually try at least a few times to get xss on the sites I visit. Nice mental exercise.