Survey

Which of the following search engines is focused on privacy?
100 points

a) Bing

b) Google

c) DuckDuckGo

d) Yandex

e) All of the above

In a Google search, what does the * symbol do in the search query?
100 points

a) Provides notice that other people have searched with the same query

b) Provides results with a relevant web site or domain name

c) Removes search terms that are regarded as irrelevant by Google

d) Auto applies extra characters and words from a Google knowledge base.

e) None of the above

Many search engines provide a result filter that refines the time that information was published. For the OSINT practitioner which is the most useful time filter?
100 points

a) Last 24 hours

b) Last week

c) Last month

d) Last year

e) Custom time range

With a search resource, how might you refine a query to search only twitter.com?
100 points

a) Use the Boolean search parameter +twitter.com

b) Use the advanced search operand site:twitter.com

c) Use the advanced search operand link:twitter.com

d) Use the Boolean search parameter AND twitter.com

e) None of the above

With a search engine such as Google, to search for an individual, by the name of John Discombe, who lives in Galway, which is the most appropriate search query?
200 points

a) john discombe AND galway

b) “john discombe” -galway

c) “john discombe” galway

d) “john discombe galway”

e) “john discombe” +galway

Using Google to search Facebook for our subject, "Emma Whitestone", create a dork with site:facebook.com (hint: use the quotation marks); how many results display?
200 points

a) 40 - 50

b) 60 - 70

c) 80 - 90

d) 100 - 110

e) none of the above

Using Google to search Linkedin for our subject, "Ted O'Leary" who is an analyst, create a dork that includes site:linkedin.com analyst; how many results are located?
200 points

a) 10 - 20

b) 30 - 40

c) 50 - 60

d) 70 - 80

e) none of the above

Module 2 Test

Which of the following search engines is focused on privacy? 100 points

In a Google search, what does the * symbol do in the search query? 100 points

Many search engines provide a result filter that refines the time that information was published. For the OSINT practitioner which is the most useful time filter? 100 points

With a search resource, how might you refine a query to search only twitter.com? 100 points

With a search engine such as Google, to search for an individual, by the name of John Discombe, who lives in Galway, which is the most appropriate search query? 200 points

Using Google to search Facebook for our subject, "Emma Whitestone", create a dork with site:facebook.com (hint: use the quotation marks); how many results display? 200 points