- Prepare a new small website on an extremely obscure topic; something a search engine will consider uninteresting and not worth ranking highly, but just legitimate enough to warrant maintaining in the search index. On top of obscurity, don't link to the site from anywhere. This is so the site doesn't wind up crawled by Bing.

- Manually add the site to Google's index (I forget where but there's a webmaster tool that can be used to manually add things; then you wait and see if the crawler paid any attention and added it to the index)

- Add a single webpage on the site that, in amongst all the other words, contains a single random word, or a series of random words. Now repeatedly search Google for the term, on a machine nowhere near a Windows system, and and wait see if your site shows up. It will take some time to get this working, because unlike Google's fully contrived test, actually getting garbage/nonsense words into the index does take effort, as (in my experience) the index seems to be primed to index/prefer valid words over garbage; on top of this, your nonsense word will be (if you're doing it right) the only result in the world for the word, so it may be the search result is in the index but has some attribute marking it below a "show in results" threshold, if such metrics exist.

- Now you have your magic term, do what Google did, and repeatedly search Bing for the term, from IE.

- ???

- Profit?