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You can easily use the Google Search Engine (and others as well) to find gigabytes of Mp3s, Ebooks, Images and Movies that “normal” users will never find. In this series of articles that I will publish in the next days I will explain how to find Mp3 files, Ebooks, Videos, Images and finally how to hunt for Webcams.
To find those files you need an advanced understanding of the Google Search possiblities, I will give you some basic examples on what you can find and explain them. From there its up to you to enhance this searches.
What we are looking for are directories that have been indexed by google and don#180;t have a file in them that is loaded when loading the directory in your browser.
If you want to look a directory you simply put a basic index.htm(l) file into it and this file will be loaded when you try to open the directory and the content that is also in the directory will not be displayed.
That means we will have to exclude index.htm and index.html files from our search to find only open directories. (As a sidenote, there are of course other means of protecting directories like .htaccess files)
To exclude something from your search you use the “-” operator in the search field. We want to make sure that no webpages are displayed that have “htm” or “html” in their url, remember, we only want the directories.
The operator “inurl:” will be used to exclude both file formats. Our searchstring would look like this atm.
-inurl:htm -inurl:html
What else do we need to find Mp3 files ?
Directories are often displayed with “index of” in their title, that means we will have to include this to our search.
We also have to state that we are looking for mp3 files so “mp3#8243; has to be in the search. That leads us to the following general search query:
-inurl:htm -inurl:html “index of” mp3
you can add a date to the search to get freshly modified directories using “month-year” in our case “Oct-2005#8243;
as an addition to your search which results in
-inurl:htm -inurl:html “index of” mp3 “Oct-2005#8243;
You can change mp3 to other music file formats as well, so aac, ogg, wma, wav ..
You probably are looking for a specific band or singer, that means you can add this information as well to your search by adding “singer/band name” to it. The search would be:
-inurl:htm -inurl:html “index of” mp3 “Oct-2005#8243; “Fresh Fantasy Dizzy Singers”
The search string that we constructed looked like the following:
-inurl:htm -inurl:html “index of” mp3 “Oct-2005#8243; “Fresh Fantasy Dizzy Singers”
There are more filetypes that we should exclude from our searches to get better results, those are:
php, asp, doc, pdf, shtml and txt
To exclude these as well we use the following search string:
-inurl:htm -inurl:html -inurl:php -inurl:asp -inurl:doc -inurl:pdf -inurl:shtml -inurl:txt “index of” mp3 “Oct-2005#8243; “Fresh Fantasy Dizzy Singers”
We also don#180;t want the following results to appear in our search results:
ringtones, lyric and playlists
That means we exclude those as well and get:
-inurl:htm -inurl:html -inurl:php -inurl:asp -inurl:doc -inurl:pdf -inurl:shtml -inurl:txt “index of” mp3 -ringtone -lyric -playlist “Oct-2005#8243; “Fresh Fantasy Dizzy Singers”
The last step is to add more possibly words that appear in the directory structure, those are
"parent of" and "last modified"
Our final searchstring now looks like this:
-inurl:htm -inurl:html -inurl:php -inurl:asp -inurl:doc -inurl:pdf -inurl:shtml -inurl:txt AND (“index of”|"last modified"|"parent of") AND mp3 -ringtone -lyric -playlist AND “Oct-2005#8243; AND “dizzy singers”
You can of course exclude more search types from your searches, this depends on the circumstances, maybe you don#180;t want audiobooks to be displayed, or only audiobooks..
I think you have the basic understanding now to enhance the searches yourself and get pretty good results using google.
Using Google to find free Ebooks
By using the knowledge we gained from previous articles on how to find mp3 files using the google search engine we will be able to easily find other files as well using almost the same search techniques.
The main ebook format is .pdf, but ebooks also are delivered as .chm, doc and even .txt format. That means we will have to include at least pdf, doc and chm to get good results in our searches. Ebooks are unfortunatly sometimes packed, that means you probably would like to include zip and rar as well to your search
(pdf|chm|doc|txt|zip|rar)
To get good results we need to exclude the following -inurl:htm -inurl:html
To search for directories that contain ebooks you use the following search string.
-inurl:htm -inurl:asp -inurl:html (“index of”|"last modified"|"parent of") AND ("ebook"|"ebooks"|"book"|"books") AND (pdf|chm|doc|txt|zip|rar) AND "Oct-2005"
You should really add another keyword, a title, author or publisher to get better results than that general search. Simply add the keyword at the end of your search using +”keyword”
Using Google to find free MOVIES
To achieve this we will borrow some of the operators from the Mp3 Search, namely -inurl:htm -inurl:html intitle:”index of”
You could also add “-inurl:php” to avoid those nasty index.php files as well.
Now we could simply add the known movie file extensions like mpg, avi, wmv to the search and look at the first results.
We probably want to find special movies, like tv commercials, movies with a special actor in it, adult movies aso. What you do is to simply add what you are looking for to the search. For example movies with Claudia Schiffer would be found with the following search
-inurl:htm -inurl:html -inurl:php intitle:”index of” (mpg|avi|wmv) “Claudia Schiffer”
The (mpg|avi|wmv) operator can also be written (mpg or avi or wmv).
Source: gsHacks.net
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