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Inurl:login.aspx + "register" "retrieve password" + intext:employment

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Rubix last edited by

Someone came to my website with this keyword a few times, I was just wondering if anyone knows what that is?

inurl:login.aspx + "register" "retrieve password" + intext:employment
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Branagan last edited by

They are looking for pages that contain the terms "login.aspx", "register" and "retrieve password" in the URL structure (inurl command) and the term "employment" in the body of the page (intext: command).

You can find more about Google's search operators here: http://www.googleguide.com/advanced_operators.html

In this case it seems they are looking to access an ASP.NET source file, it could be that they are searching for a web to hack..
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