(06-30-2014, 05:25 PM)XrpmX13 Wrote: I honestly didn't know about the "Cache" and "Related" Google Dorks.
Nice share mate!

Edit : You also forgot to mention the "intext" Dork, which searches for a specific word or phrase in web pages.

(06-30-2014, 05:16 PM)BlueCat Wrote: Nice and basic. Keep it up!

(07-01-2014, 05:00 PM)iCode_() Wrote: thank you for the nice detailed tutorial man. this will help me and a lot of other people. i will be trying this very soon, thanks

Regards, iCode_()!!! :Smile:

(06-30-2014, 05:13 PM)RaccoonCity Wrote:

Spoiler:

What is a Google Dork?

Okay, honeslty I couldn't believe that this wasn't posted already!
Google Dorks are very basic, and if you haven't used or even heard about this, please for the love of god read this as it will help you out so much.
Google Dorks are filters that you can add to your Google searches to get more accurate results.

How do you use it?

Let's say that you for example want to find a user on the a forum called "Cat".
If you Google Cat there's no way you'll find it as there will be cat pictures all over the place.
If you would add some dorks to my search I could write:

Code:

allinurl:user/cat

Now Google will find any website that has the URL www.xxxx.xxx/user/cat which hopefully will find the user for me.

What can a Google Dork be used for?

Google dorks are typically used in hacking where you search for vulnerable websites.
An example on this would be the search:

Code:

allinurl:php?id=

That would pop up alot of websites with that url, which probably are vulnerable to it.
I've also seen and used it in doxing. This is also very efficant and will help you doxers out, this goes with the cat example.

What different dorks are there?

Spoiler: site

This dork will return results of the websites that have the specified site.
Example:

Code:

site:www.google.com

Spoiler: Intitle

intitle is exactly what it says, it'll display results of websites with the specified title.
Example:

Code:

intitle:Cat

Spoiler: Allintitle

allintitle is almost the same as intitle, the only difference is that if you write this:

Code:

allintitle:dog cat

it'll display results for websites with the title dog and cat, it's the same as:

Code:

intitle:dog intitle:cat

Spoiler: Inurl

inurl is the same as it sounds, you can enter this for example:

Code:

inurl:user/cat

It's the same as the cat example and it will display any website with the url www.xxxx.xxx/user/cat

Spoiler: Related

Related is used for websites that are similar to the specific website. If you write:

Code:

related:www.google.com

It'll show the results of other search engines like Bing, Yahoo, HotBot, duckduckgo, etc.

Spoiler: Cache

Cache is used to cache the website you enter. It's great if the website is e.g down, as you can view its contents.
Example:

Code:

cache:www.9gag.com

Spoiler: intext

Intext will show all the websites with the text that you enter.
Example:

Code:

intext:I love cats

You can also use multiple words by writing:

Code:

intext:I love cats, dogs