How To Search For Specific Files On Google (2)

I have recently posted on How to Search For Specific Files On Google.

Unlike my last post, I have another way of searching, without downloading any software.

I have actually posted a way to do this on Genius Hackers.com, But I thought of writing it here, since It’s an Original Post.

Google has some fantastic potential for you to find whatever you are after on the internet.

To search for a book/program/file, perhaps try the following.

Go to Google’s search page and use the following criteria in the search dialog

intitle:index.of? file extension Name of item

e.g. intitle:index.of? chm syngress

This will hopefully give you a listing of all websites that google has cached that contain references to files in CHM format that are published by SYNGRESS.

or

intitle:index.of? Kaspersky

And you will probably Get the full download of Kaspersky via FTP
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Here Is An Alternate:

+(”index of”) +(”/ebooks”|”/book”) +(chm|pdf|zip|rar) +syngress

or

allinurl: +(rar|chm|zip|pdf|tgz) Syngress

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• Some amazing javascripts for searching any mp3, ebook on this great www

For songs

javascript:Qr=”;if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt(’ENTER ARTIST OR SONG NAME:’,”))};if(Qr)location.href=’http://www2.google.com/ie?query=%22parent+directory%22+%22‘+escape(Qr)+’%22+mp3+
OR+wma+OR+ogg+-html+-htm&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=active&sa=N’

Ebook
javascript:Qr=”;if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt(’Enter Author name OR Book name:’,”))};if(Qr)location.href=’http://www2.google.com/ie?query=%22parent+directory%22+%22‘+escape(Qr)+’%22+pdf+OR+rar+
OR+zip+OR+lit+OR+djvu+OR+pdb+-html+-htm&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=active&sa=N’

Image
javascript:Qr=”;if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt(’ENTER IMAGE NAME:’,”))};if(Qr)location.href=’http://www2.google.com/ie?query=%22parent+directory%22+%22‘+escape(Qr)+’%22+jpg+OR+png+
OR+bmp+-html+-htm&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=active&sa=N’

movie
javascript:Qr=”;if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt(’ENTER MOVIE NAME:’,”))};if(Qr)location.href=’http://www2.google.com/ie?query=%22parent+directory%22+%22‘+escape(Qr)+’%22+avi+OR+mov+
OR+mpg+-html+-htm&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=active&sa=N’

Application
javascript:Qr=”;if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt(’ENTER Application NAME:’,”))};if(Qr)location.href=’http://www2.google.com/ie?query=%22parent+directory%22+%22‘+escape(Qr)+’%22+exe+OR+rar+OR+
zip+-html+-htm&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=active&sa=N’

Game
javascript:Qr=”;if(!Qr){void(Qr=prompt(’ENTER GAME NAME:’,”))};if(Qr)location.href=’http://www2.google.com/ie?query=%22parent+directory%22+%22‘+escape(Qr)+’%22+exe+OR+iso+OR+rar+-
html+-htm&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=active&sa=N’

simply copy this javscript and paste it in adress bar after opening google and enjoy

How To Read Forums Without Registering (Backdoor) As you probably know, you have googled something on the net, and ended up on a forum saying: Sorr

As you probably know, you have googled something on the net, and ended up on a forum saying:

You Probably Hit Yourself on the head, because you want to download the content so badly, you end Up registering, just to view the content, I know I have done it. Even though I am 14!

Well I am saying this: “You Don’t Have to do that anymore!”
I have the solution!

You See, Google Has a special Place In Forums, When Googlebot visits forums, They allow Access to all data to index the website.

I am going to show you how to act as Googlebot 2.1

{1} Okay First Things First, You have to get Firefox (It is way better than IE, Believe me!)
{2} Download User Agent Switcher

{3} Restart Firefox, Open and click Tools -> User Agent Switcher -> Options -> Options

{4} Click User Agents, And Click Add

{5}Put Description as Googlebot and User Agent as this:

Googlebot/2.1+(+http://www.google.com/bot.html)”

{6} Click OK, and then click OK once again

{7} Go back to Tools -> User Agent Switcher, And Click Googlebot

{8} You are done!

Here is a test website to try (just remove spaces)

1) http://www. p o r t a l i z.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=17780

2) http://www.h 4 c k y 0 u.org/

Another Completely Original Post From Ageniusblog.com

Stored Passwords In Firefox

There is a severe security risk in Firefox, that most people aren’t even aware of. All the passwords stored or “remembered” in the browser are accessible to anyone who happens to get on their computer (both physically or with hacking tools). Just try this in Firefox:Show saved passwords - xptricks.net

1. Go to Tools -> Options and select the Security tab.
2. Press the Show Passwords button in the middle-right of the window.
3. You should now see a list of sites and your usernames stored. Press Show Passwords again.

See what I mean? Anyone who has access to your computer could have a pretty good “look” at those…

The way to protect yourself from this danger, is to either use a special software such as KeePass to store passwords, or to use Firefox’s own Master Password option (MPW). To enable it, go back to the Security tab in the Options window and check the box Use a master password. Set the Master Password and you’re a lot safer!

Now, every time you start your browser and log in somewhere, Firefox will ask for the Master Password. You won’t be asked for it any more. It will also ask the MPW when trying to view saved passwords the way I explained earlier or when doing anything else with your personal data. This tool will really help you in remembering passwords, as I hope every one of yours is different… Or it’d better be…

A bad guy can also use a plugin or script to view saved passwords in Internet Explorer, but there is no Master Password tool to protect yourself with. Another point for Firefox.

How to save flash (swf) files from a webpage

Did you know that you can save flash files from any webpage?
Like if you wanted to play your game later, you can do that!
there are countless ways to do so, and I am going to show you how easy it is to save ANY flash file from ANY website..

This does not apply to youtube.com, break.com, and all the other video sharing sites.
I will post a tutorial on that later.

Another Original Post From AGeniusBlog.com

I am going to show you 3 different ways to save flash files on your pc…

1. Download software to do it for you

This is the The First, And Most Easiest to do

There are so Many software to do this, I even searched on google, and came up with so many software to save flash from a webpage..

1.1 Flash Saver
website: http://www.flash-screen.com/flashsaver/

I personally Haven’t Used This Software Before, but it looks great.

1.2 Get a Mozilla Firefox Extension

1.2.1 Download Embedded

Website: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1993

I have used this program for quite a while now, and have had no problems with it..

I have heard that it had problems with opening pdf files in your browser, so I am unsure of how usefull this product is.

1.3 Internet Explorer Plugins

1.3.1 Aevita Save Flash 1.5

Homepage http://www.aevita.com

It seems that their site is down at the moment, so I can;t give a full review, but I have looked at reviews on other sites, and it looks like a promising product.

2. D.I.Y Do It Yourself!

This is where the advanced users will come, in, when they don’t want to download any other software, because it will slow down their pc.

2.1 Firstly go to the page where you want to save the flash file from, I will be demonstrating from http://www.albino black sheep.com (sorry about the spaces)
2.2 Type CTRL+U (noobs, if you don’t know hat this means, rather stick with step 1)
2.3 Type CTRL+A and Then CTRL+C (Right Click -> Select All, Right click Copy)
2.4 Paste in a new notepad document.
It should Look like this:

2.5 Scroll to the top of the pasted code, left click just before the first character comes.
2.6 Type CTRL+F and type in swf
2.7 Look for the file extension as swf eg. ageniusblog.swf, not swfimage.jpg
2.8 Make sure that its not a broken link eg, when I searched for the flash file on notepad, it showed this:

2.9 Be sure that you paste the /flash06/Waldo(www.albinoblacksheep.com).swf on what website you were browsing. eg. my site was http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/
I am going to paste /flash06/Waldo(www.albinoblacksheep.com).swf after that url.
like this:
http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash06/Waldo(www.albinoblacksheep.com).swf
3.0 When you are sure that it is that, paste it into the browser bar.
3.1 If it shows something like “save to pc” click that.
3.2 If it goes full screen, do this:
3.2.1 Make a new text document. and copy this:

Save To My Pc now!

3.2.2 Copy the Link to the flash file over the LINK TO FLASH FILE, but make sure you didn’t paste over the quotation marks

3.2.3 Click file -> Save as and type flash.html on the file name like this:

3.2.4 Save, and Double Click On The Saved File

3.2.5 Right Click On “Save To My Pc now!” and click “Save Link As”

3.2.6 And Click Save Again.The Default Saving Pace should be on your desktop

other way -

Let me make it clear with one thing, my trick is for firefox and for IE, you workout in similar way. Follow the steps below:

1. Load the page from which you want to copy image with firefox setting to allow all images from that server.

2. Make sure that the image is loaded fully.

3. Click Tools>Page Info.

4. You will get a window as shown in figure on which you need to click on media.

Page Info in firefox" height="387" width="420">

5. You will find the set of media included in the page, scroll to the desired one. Web images will be usually in jpg, png, gif formats.

6. a. Now, its you are downloading images or small objects, you may click Save As at the right side of the window.

b. If you are downloading any huge video or any object, its better you don’t choose Save As, but right click on the object location, select all [to select whole url] and use any of your download manager softwares to download as no one is sure about firefox crashes and you may lose partly downloaded files if firefox crashes.

Any more Questions?

Post a Reply Here!

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Let Users Install Software Without Giving Them Administrator Rights

I recently discovered a new way to remotely install software. When users require a program to be installed on their computers, they download the software to their desktops. I then use Sysinternals’ PsExec utility (http://www.sysinternals.com/utilities/psexec.html) to remotely start the execution of the program, but I start the program interactively so that the user who is logged on to the target computer can complete the installation.

This approach is advantageous because you don’t need to give Administrator privileges to users who need to install software on their computers. When you run PsExec without a username and password, the remote process runs under the same account from which you execute PsExec (in this case, the Administrator account). Because the remote process is impersonating that account, the user won’t have access to network resources on the remote system. (When you specify a username and password, the remote process executes in the specified account and will have access to any network resources that the account has access to.) Using PsExec is handier than using the built-in RunAs command because you don’t need to be physically sitting at a user’s computer.

To use PsExec to remotely install software, you need to start the installer.exe program with the following command:

Psexec -i \\targetcomputer
\\targetcomputer\c$\
documents and settings\
username\desktop\installer.exe

The -i option starts installer.exe interactively for the user currently logged on to the machine specified by targetcomputer.