Before using the GHDB tool, you must have a previously saved spider data. This task is accomplished by running a scan session and have session data saved at the end of the scan (See "Finishing Scan Session").
Once all pre-requirements are fulfilled, follow the steps below to set up a new GHDB search:
1. | In the left side tree, choose the desired "Spider Data" by expanding the URL and choosing the correct timestamp; |

2. | In the top area, you must enter the "google-like" query which will be used in the search session: |

Tip: This tool will accept most of "google" advanced keywords such as "inurl", "intitle", "filetype", "intext", etc.
3. | Click on "Search" to initiate a session. |
4. | While searching you may adjust the number of simultaneous threads being used: |

The progress indicators are:
Progress
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A progress bar showing how much work has been already done.
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Pages
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Total number of pages to be analysed.
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Threads
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Current number of simultaneous threads used to search pages.
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• | Tip: If you ever need to stop the search session, click on "Stop" button. |
5. | Results will be shown as soon as they become available during the search session, see "Review GHDB results". |
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