Which directive reveals contents within a directory when directory indexing is enabled?

• A. intitle:
• B. inurl:
• C. site:
• D. related:

Answer: (A)

Directory indexing leads to a web page that lists the files in a directory, and those listing pages typically have a title like "Index of /path/". The directive that best surfaces such pages is intitle:, because it searches within the page title. By using a query such as intitle:"Index of /", you target pages whose title indicates a directory listing, which directly reveals the contents shown in that listing. The other directives look in the URL, limit results to a specific site, or find related domains, none of which specifically target the directory index page title or reliably expose the contained files.