Google Dork: Find Linux Servers with the /etc/config Directory Shared & Gain Root Access

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You can use the following Google dork to view the passwd & shadow file of various Linux servers thus determining the user accounts and passwords that have access to the system.
Google Dork: "/etc/config + "index of /" */*" . .
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