The use of dorks like inurl:view/view.shtml exists in a grey area of cybersecurity. While it can be used by "white hat" researchers to identify vulnerable devices and notify owners (responsible disclosure), it is also a primary tool for attackers conducting reconnaissance.
These systems are often air-gapped in theory, but connected to the internet in practice—usually via a forgotten DSL line or a 4G dongle left over from a contractor. inurl view view.shtml
Example Attack: If the server is misconfigured, an attacker might request: http://target.com/view view.shtml?page=<!--#exec cmd="cat /etc/passwd" --> The use of dorks like inurl:view/view
Try on an intentionally vulnerable VM like (e.g., from VulnHub or TryHackMe). !--#exec cmd="cat /etc/passwd" -->