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If you're concerned about your site being vulnerable to attacks or appearing in such search results:
Most of what he found was mundane: empty hallways in office buildings, rain-slicked parking lots in Tokyo, or the interior of a dusty laundromat in Ohio. But tonight, the fourth link on the second page of search results felt different. inurl view view.shtml
inurl:"view view.shtml" "Axis"
When you run inurl:view view.shtml on a search engine (specifically Shodan or Google dorking), you aren't just finding "old cameras." You are finding a specific class of exposure: If you're concerned about your site being vulnerable
: This part of the query specifies what to search for within the URLs. The term "view" could refer to a common keyword used in directory names or page names related to displaying content, while "view.shtml" specifically targets URLs ending in ".shtml" or similar, which are often used for static HTML pages. The term "view" could refer to a common