Art of finding juicy information
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Name the key term of what a “Crawler” is used to do
Ans: Index
What is the name of the technique that “Search Engines” use to retrieve this information about websites?
Ans: Crawling
What is an example of the type of contents that could be gathered from a website?
Ans: Keywords
Where would “robots.txt” be located on the domain “ablog.com”
Ans: ablog.com/robots.txt
If a website was to have a sitemap, where would that be located?
Ans: /sitemap.xml
How would we only allow “Bingbot” to index the website?
Ans: User-agent: Bingbot
How would we prevent a “Crawler” from indexing the directory “/dont-index-me/”?
Ans: Disallow: /dont-index-me/
What is the extension of a Unix/Linux system configuration file that we might want to hide from “Crawlers”?
Ans: .conf
What is the typical file structure of a “Sitemap”?
Ans: XML
What real life example can “Sitemaps” be compared to?
Ans: Map
Name the keyword for the path taken for content on a website
Ans: Route
What would be the format used to query the site bbc.co.uk about flood defences
Ans: site: bbc.co.uk flood defences
What term would you use to search by file type?
Ans: filetype:
What term can we use to look for login pages?
Ans: intitle: login
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