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DORKSEARCH PRO

ADVANCED PASSIVE RECONNAISSANCE PLATFORM ● OSINT & PENTESTING TOOLKIT

Instant Generation 100% Client-Side Open Source 150+ Dorks

Professional Mode: Find vulnerabilities, exposed config files, admin panels, database backups and sensitive endpoints. Ideal for security audits and bug bounty programs.

Personal Search Mode: Locate public documents, people information, multimedia files, contact data and specific content on the web. Perfect for personal research and basic OSINT.

150+ Available Dorks
12 Pro Categories
8 Public Categories
<1s Generation Time
OPERATIONAL PROTOCOL
01

SELECT MODE

Choose between Cyber_Intel (pro) or File_Hunter (public)

02

DEFINE TARGET

Enter domain (sec) or name/topic (media)

03

CHOOSE DORK

Select category and pick specific dork from list

04

EXECUTE SCAN

Launch search on Google automatically

SEARCH CONFIGURATION

site:

SPONSORED_INTELLIGENCE

AVAILABLE CATEGORIES

ADVANCED CONSTRUCTOR

Create custom queries combining advanced Google operators

Advanced query examples:

DOCUMENTATION & TECHNICAL GUIDE

What is Google Dorking?

Google Dorking (or Google Hacking) is an advanced OSINT technique that uses special search operators to find specific information indexed by Google. It's fundamental in:

  • Pentesting and security audits
  • Bug Bounty programs
  • OSINT research
  • Passive reconnaissance (footprinting)

Critical Operators

site: Limit search to specific domain
filetype: Search specific extensions (pdf, xls, etc)
inurl: Search string in URL
intitle: Search in page title
intext: Search in body content
cache: View Google cached version

Ethical & Legal Use

IMPORTANT: Using Google Dorks is completely legal as it only uses publicly indexed information. However:

  • Only use this tool on authorized systems
  • Don't access systems without explicit permission
  • Don't exploit found vulnerabilities without authorization
  • Respect responsible disclosure policies

Professional Use Cases

  • Bug Bounty: Identify exposed endpoints and files
  • Red Team: Passive infrastructure reconnaissance
  • Blue Team: Audit your own information exposure
  • OSINT: Gather open source intelligence
  • Research: Find public documents and data

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How does DorkSearch PRO work?

DorkSearch PRO automates the creation of complex queries by combining Google operators (site:, filetype:, inurl:, etc.) according to the selected category. We process your input 100% in the browser and generate the optimized dork that you can then execute on Google.

Is it legal to use Google Dorks?

Yes, it's completely legal. Google Dorks only search information already publicly indexed by Google. However, accessing or exploiting systems without authorization is illegal. Use it only for authorized audits, permitted bug bounty, or ethical OSINT research.

Do you store my searches or data?

No. Never. DorkSearch PRO is 100% client-side. Everything processes in your browser, we don't send any data to external servers. Your privacy is absolute. History is saved locally in your browser (localStorage) and you can delete it anytime.

What's the difference between the two modes?

CYBER_INTEL: Designed for security professionals. Includes dorks to find vulnerabilities, config files, backups, admin panels, etc. FILE_HUNTER: For general users looking for documents, public information, multimedia content or contact data.

Can I use this for Bug Bounty?

Absolutely! Google Dorking is a fundamental reconnaissance technique in bug bounty. It helps you identify attack surface, exposed files, subdomains and vulnerable endpoints. Always verify you have program authorization before testing.

What is the GHDB (Google Hacking Database)?

The GHDB is a repository maintained by Offensive Security that compiles thousands of dorks categorized by vulnerability type. DorkSearch PRO implements the most effective GHDB dorks and adds our own optimized categories.

How do I create an effective custom dork?

Combine multiple operators to refine results. Example: site:example.com filetype:pdf intitle:"confidential" -inurl:public searches PDFs with "confidential" in title, excluding URLs containing "public". Use the advanced constructor to experiment.

Why don't some dorks give results?

It may be due to: (1) The site doesn't have that type of indexed content, (2) Google has updated its index, (3) The site uses robots.txt blocking crawling, (4) Files are properly protected. This is normal and expected.