Google Dorking Generator

Generate Advanced Google Search Queries
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    **Google Dorking** is an OSINT technique that uses specific search operators to find publicly accessible information that was not intended to be public, such as configuration files, passwords, or directory listings.

    This tool combines the target site with common dorking operators like `site:`, `inurl:`, `intitle:`, and `filetype:`. It generates a list of queries you can copy and paste directly into Google to search for common misconfigurations or sensitive files on a specific domain.

    EXAMPLE:

    What you are looking for: Publicly exposed log files

    Why it helps in reconnaissance: Reveals potential security vulnerabilities or sensitive data leaks

    Keyword: Log

    Output: site:example.com filetype:log

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    As an ethical hacker, Google Dorking is one of the most powerful and passive reconnaissance methods. It helps identify low-hanging fruit vulnerabilities before any active scanning begins. For example, a dork like `site:target.com filetype:log` could reveal publicly accessible log files that contain sensitive data.

    **LEGAL DISCLAIMER:** This tool provides a legal way to generate advanced search queries for educational purposes. Accessing information you are not authorized to see, even if it's publicly indexed, may be illegal. Always obtain written permission before conducting any reconnaissance on a target system.

    Create Your Own Google Dorking Generator

    1. Set Up HTML Structure: Create a basic HTML structure with input fields for the target website, checkboxes for common keywords, and a textarea for custom keywords.
    2. Add Styles: Use CSS to style the elements, making sure they are visually appealing and user-friendly.
    3. Write JavaScript Logic: Implement JavaScript functions to generate dorks based on user input and selected options. Add event listeners to handle button clicks and copying functionality.
    4. Test the Tool: Test the tool with various inputs to ensure it generates accurate and useful dorks.