Hi friends,
Some members in a couple other communities I am also in have been having questions about Google Dorks, that being said I made y'all a tool to use. It was mainly made for OSINT investigations but I am here for feed back and feature additions. Thanks again, and hope you enjoy having it in your tool kit!
https://github.com/ItsOtterBot/You-Dork
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Thank you for this. Gotta try it. Looks decent.
Thank you for the share , might come in handy for me.
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(Feb 23, 2025 02:57 AM)Lowkey Wrote: Interesting post, going to check this out as I've lost my touch past few years with certain search parameters regarding dorks.
Dorking has become a lot easier to automate and filter with AI models, I remember using old automated tools back in the day but I was too dumb to filter results, now I get to be dumb and filter results
Thanks for the share OP, great resource for those interesting in this area thank you for sharing the code. Selenium has always been the GOAT!
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(Feb 23, 2025 02:57 AM)Lowkey Wrote: Interesting post, going to check this out as I've lost my touch past few years with certain search parameters regarding dorks.
Thank you, hope you like it!
(Feb 23, 2025 03:25 AM)deadl0gic Wrote: Thank you for this. Gotta try it. Looks decent.
Of course, I'll be posting more tool and such over time, enjoy!
(Feb 23, 2025 03:34 AM)Money- Wrote: Thank you for the share , might come in handy for me.
Happy to help add something to your tool kit!
(Feb 23, 2025 07:02 AM).Pazuzu Wrote: Dorking has become a lot easier to automate and filter with AI models, I remember using old automated tools back in the day but I was too dumb to filter results, now I get to be dumb and filter results
Thanks for the share OP, great resource for those interesting in this area thank you for sharing the code. Selenium has always been the GOAT!
Thank you thank you, thinking for future updates of making API calls to replace Selenium tho as scraping 531 pages and 7950 exploits takes a long time lmao
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thanks for sharing i will test it and back
Thank you for this! I will be sure to check it out!
Does anyone here use Kali or Parrot for day-to-day testing? Wondering which one is more stable.
(May 11, 2025 02:36 AM)Vbox2 Wrote: Does anyone here use Kali or Parrot for day-to-day testing? Wondering which one is more stable.
Whatever works for you honestly stablility depends on your PC specs no?
Parrot seems to be more OP-sec related if I am not wrong.
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I will take a look at this thank you.
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