Kenny did it again, he and a new project member named Fr0zen created the first version of Goolink Scanner. It removes the cache information from your searches and only collects and displays the links, like you see in the image below, this is very handy for finding vulnerable sites wide open to google and googlebots.

Your first option is to load the provided Googledork list which is basically a list of vulnerability searches. After its loaded you click on a line and a search is automatically performed, showing you the results in the mentioned format, one result a line.

The second option is to chose a general search like inurl:administrators.pwd and perform a normal google search using this search string. The results show like every other google search you´ve ever done. You can of course add new search strings and googledorks to it.

Update: Goolink Scanner, previous versions of the program and versions that have been released after this article has been posted are no longer available. The project has been discontinued and the versions do not work anymore due to changes that Google has made to its search engine in the meantime.

It is still possible to run the commands manually though in Google as well as other search engines that support them. I suggest you look at Google’s search help page to get started. The page explains all the basic and advanced search commands that are supported on the site.

Microsoft’s Bing search engine has a similar page available which you should check out if you prefer to use it to search on the Internet. You can access it here.

Your first option is to load the provided Googledork list which is basically a list of vulnerability searches. After its loaded you click on a line and a search is automatically performed, showing you the results in the mentioned format, one result a line.

The second option is to chose a general search like inurl:administrators.pwd and perform a normal google search using this search string. The results show like every other Google search you´ve ever done. You can of course add new search strings and googledorks to it.

Update:Goolink Scanner has been discontinued. It is no longer available for download. Interested users still have options to run advanced search parameters manually on Google or other search engines to find files and other information that they are looking for. Some search engines on the other hand, like Google Search for instance, have made a modification to their search results recently that filter results from many of the most popular file sharing sites on today’s Internet.

You may still find files and data on other sites though and more general search terms may yield plenty of results. Try the following guides to get started:

Using Google to find Free Mp3 files
Using Google to find free Ebooks
Using Google to find Movies

These three will get you started. They explain the concept and the most important search parameters that you need for your file searches. Keep in mind though that they have been tailored for Google, and that other search engines may use slightly different terminology.