Trogdor was a product name for either Google Pages or Google Spreadsheets (I'm not sure)

Interesting article, but how can we do this ourselves? What programs to do I need?

Edit: Did some minor layout changes.

Thanks Philipp!

Another edit: Changed to "*what seem to be* internally accessible subdomains", after all I'm not sitting inside the Googleplex right now.

;-)

<< ... how can we do this ourselves? >>

Mambo – I'm afraid we're keeping this under our hats for the time being. But where there's a will, there's always a way...

What, no dilbert.corp.google.com? I'm shocked!

Jason, it seems that dilbert.corp.google.com should be on the list too!

There are only computer names of emplyees in Google ,-)

http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/002128.html

You explained how Google itself (LOL!) was used to find some of these domains, but then added "I recently obtained a long list of what seem to be internally accessible subdomains that don’t appear to be discussed anywhere else" – curious if you can expand on your source and/or how they obtained that.

Nice job Tony.

Eden was the original name for Orkut.

bad bad Tony ..playing around with subdomain BF tools :)-

alice.corp.google.com would be for ALICE the internet service provider ?

Thank God you are all watching Google. At least when they create a sub domain detailing plans for their attempt at global annihilation we will all be forewarned. Maybe Ruscoe will even be able to knock up a quick script to counter the plans and ensure peace and happiness for us all!

All of the corp subdomains are only accessible via Intranet.

>> alice.corp.google.com would be for ALICE the internet service provider ?

Or it could be for ALICE the chatbot/artificial intelligence protocol thing...

Amazing work, Tony

I was just linked to http://wiki.corp.google.com/twiki/bin/view/Main/ScourOfficialBuilds by an employee...

Interesting observation, Anon. I've seen this similar URL before:

wiki.corp.google.com/twiki/bin/view/Main/KansasSchema

Be warned though, it's easy to spoof the HTTP_REFERER header...

I think the context of Anon's link is this: http://quotes.burntelectrons.org/1366

I also spotted the following link in my logs – it was from a Google IP but I'm aware it could still be anything. Any ideas?
http://chili.zrh.corp.google.com/eval/eval.php?id=419993&user=frederik&b00=reject&comment=porn

Robert, since that link points to "eval.php" it could be something to do with Google's Rater Hub (or evaluation lab) if it's still around. Here's some old info about it:

http://www.searchbistro.com/index.php?/archives/19-Google-Secret-Lab,-Prelude.html
http://www.searchbistro.com/secretlab.html

http://common.ziffdavisinternet.com/util_get_image/14/0,1425,sz=1&i=141889,00.jpg

Interesting image Roberto!