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Beginners Guide for Google Dorks - kylefour - 10-17-2023 Here's a guide on creating effective Google dorks: 1. **Understand Google Operators:** Familiarize yourself with basic Google search operators like "site," "inurl," "intext," "filetype," and "related." These operators allow you to filter search results. 2. **Specify Your Target:** Define the target website, domain, or IP address you want to search. Use the "site" operator to limit your search to a specific site, e.g., "site:example." 3. **Focus on Keywords:** Identify keywords and phrases relevant to the type of information you're looking for. Common keywords include "admin," "login," "password," "confidential," and "error." 4. **Combine Operators:** Create complex dorks by combining multiple operators. For example, you can use "site" with "inurl" to search for login pages on a specific website, like "site:example.inurl:login." 5. **Use Wildcars:** Wildcars like asterisks (*) can be used to substitute parts of a URL or search query. For example, "intext:admin* login" will search for pages containing words starting with "admin" and "login." 6. **Exclude Unwanted Results:** Employ the "-" operator to exclude specific keywords or phrases from your search results. For instance, "site:example.-inurl:logout" will exclude URLs with "logout." 7. **Search for Specific File Types:** Use the "filetype" operator to look for specific file types, such as configuration files (e.g., "filetype:conf site:example."). 8. **Test for Vulnerabilities:** Craft dorks that may reveal common vulnerabilities like "intitle:index.of" to find directories listing sensitive files, or "filetype ql" to search for SQL database dumps.9. **Stay Updated:** Continuously update and adapt your dorks as websites change and new vulnerabilities are discovered. 10. **Use Ethical Hacking Frameworks:** Ethical hacking tools like the Google Hacking Database (GHDB) provide pre-made dorks that can help in vulnerability assessment. RE: Beginners Guide for Google Dorks - brutuswar - 10-20-2023 thanks not really that insanely helpful though. RE: Beginners Guide for Google Dorks - JuanRaul123 - 12-03-2023 Thanks for the guide this would save me time! RE: Beginners Guide for Google Dorks - carlostD - 12-04-2023 thank you very much for sharing! RE: Beginners Guide for Google Dorks - hqts - 12-05-2023 thanks for tutorial very useful RE: Beginners Guide for Google Dorks - dongosho - 12-09-2023 Thanks, very good resources for learning. |