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Internal Google messages reveal changes in response to the rapidly-moving field of artificial intelligence in search engines.
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Kaspersky observes a growth in malvertising activity that exploits Google search ads to promote fake software websites that deliver stealers, such as RedLine and Rhadamantys. Continue reading Malvertising through search engines
A lot of search engines (Google, Bing, etc.) allow you to add your domain to their monitoring panel. You can associate your domain to your account as long as you can prove that you manage that domain or the underlying website.
The verifica… Continue reading Are "site verification tokens" secret?
It used to do a Google search. Now it redirects to this weird website, which itself redirects to Yahoo. What gives?
https://find.fnavigate-now.com/results.aspx?q=test&gd=SY1004294&searchsource=58&d=070120&n=9998
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I want to search for words starting with a specific letter in the same order.
Is there any operator in google dorks through which I can apply wild operations on letters instead of words?
Example:
Basic query for wild operations on words is… Continue reading Searching words starting with a specific letter in google dorks? [closed]
I am a website developer (mainly using MVC.NET). Recently, we have been contacted by a hacker. He claimed that he knows our admin URL. The problem is we do not publish or put the admin URL anywhere on our webpage. The only place where the … Continue reading How does msnbot keep finding my unpublished admin url?
As you will know most search engines pass the search information url-encoded, i.e a get request with the parameters on it.
But given all the fuzz about security and surveillance, why aren’t SEs encrypting the data just by sending it in a P… Continue reading Why aren’t search engines encrypting search queries? [duplicate]
DuckDuckGo has had a banner year:
And yet, DuckDuckGo. The privacy-oriented search engine netted more than 35 billion search queries in 2021, a 46.4% jump over 2020 (23.6 billion). That’s big. Even so, the company, which bills itself as the “Internet privacy company,” offering a search engine and other products designed to “empower you to seamlessly take control of your personal information online without any tradeoffs,” remains a rounding error compared to Google in search.
I use it. It’s not as a good a search engine as Google. Or, at least, Google often gets me what I want faster than DuckDuckGo does. To solve that, I use use the feature that allows me to use Google’s search engine through DuckDuckGo: …
Continue reading People Are Increasingly Choosing Private Web Search
a while ago I checked results associated with my name on duckduckgo. The name I am referring to is the first name and surname, which is associated with a google account. Scrolling through the results, I noticed that a youtube link was bein… Continue reading Privacy across search engines
I have done this:
Determined the standard GPS coordinates for a spot right outside where I live.
I’m trying to do the following:
Input this into some kind of search engine.
Get back photos whose metadata shows that they were taken withi… Continue reading Is there some way to search for photos based on a GPS coordinate? [closed]