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methods for finding vulnurable websites - ksieciunio1337 - Dec 23, 2023 Hello there are there any methods for finding vulnurable websites other than google dorks? RE: methods for finding vulnurable websites - photon_boy - Dec 25, 2023 Can you please go over essential Google dorks for finding vulnerabilities in websites? RE: methods for finding vulnurable websites - linkinpork - Dec 27, 2023 (Dec 23, 2023 08:25 AM)ksieciunio1337 Wrote: Hello there Hi, welcome to HF! Services like Shodan https://www.shodan.io/ are great. Find a vulnerability to focus on, then search for the service. Like say you know a MongoDB hack, search for "MongoDB", then work your way from there. ![]() You can also use Nmap or Zenmap https://nmap.org/download.html on a CIDR range. Like, say you want to hack Apache, you go for port 80 and port 443, then use the vuln NSE script. Nmap takes CIDR ranges, so if, say you wanted to attack a CIDR range owned by Iran -- nmap -p 80,443 --script vuln 195.182.38.0/24 There's really more options out there, it all depends on what exploit you're planning on taking advantage of. Cheers! RE: methods for finding vulnurable websites - knxtxx97 - Nov 11, 2025 'pagodo' i sqlmap |