[xCiph3r]

Hello Community,
I have a small problem and maybe someone here can shed some light on it.
I want to use google dorks to find pages that use a parameter to use an LFI, for example.

Now it is so that if I use Google dorks with the following parameter
inurl:/news.php?include=
I get a lot more websites that do not expect any parameters but show me pages that e.g. only contain a fraction of what I am looking for such as "news.php" but not everything, i.e. "news.php?include=".

Where is my problem that I can't specify my Google Dork search, what am I missing?


EDIT: I think i found the Solution i just had to add " " " at the beginning and at the end right?
Example: inurl:"/news.php?include="

[webdev77]

The problem is that Google and other search engines have gone to crap and don't respect the use of quotes for exact searches anymore. Hopefully someone here can link you to a search tool that will actually give you exact match results, I'm not personally aware of any off the top of my head.

[DramaKing]

I think that OP didn't actually use quotes. I tried it and got two results that matched the exact string.

[xCiph3r]

I think that OP didn't actually use quotes. I tried it and got two results that matched the exact string.

As my edit showed, i didnt include it and got it now working with including them after inurl: and at the end.
Anyway i am really thankful for the 2 Posts in this thread and this thread can be considered as closed.

Thanks Webdev77 and Dramaking <3