gdork is a command-line tool for performing Google dork searches using Puppeteer, a headless browser.

You can install gdork via npm:

npm install -g gdork

Usage To perform a Google dork search, use the following command:

gdork -q "your search query"

gdork -a

gdork supports various advanced querying options:

• inurl:: Value is contained somewhere in the url.
  • Example: gdork -q "preventing ransomware inurl:fbi"
• site:: Only search within this website’s given domain.
  • Example: gdork -q "windows xp end of life site:microsoft.com"
• filetype:: Search only for files, not webpages.
  • Example: gdork -q "nasa moon landing filetype:JPG"
• allinurl:: Search all of the following words in the url.
• intext:: Search the body of the webpage for specific text.
  • Example: gdork -q "patient record intext:"index of /htdocs""
• related:: Find website results that are related to your search term.
  • Example: gdork -q related:sans.org
• info:: Find supplemental information Google may have on this page (useful for finding cached pages).
  • Example: gdork -i
• link:: Find other pages indexed by Google that reference this link.
  • Example: gdork -q link:http://www.somecompany.com/supersecretfile.doc
• "quote": Find an exact phrase (though results may include related words).
  • Example: gdork -q "Malware Hunting"
• +word: Show results with this word exactly. Do not include similar words.
  • Example: gdork -q "Malware +Hunter"
• word/query: Do not include this word in search results or queries.
  • Example: gdork -q "Advanced Malware Hunting beginner introduction site:microsoft.com"
• "word _ word": Wildcard. Search for anything between these two words, but include both.
  • Example: gdork -q "Next \_ Firewalls with \*"
• OR (or |): Return results for either item. The pipe character can be used in place.
  • Example: gdork -q "locky OR ransomware"
• AND (or &): Return results with both items. Ampersand character can be used in place.
  • Example: gdork -q "cissp AND certification"

based on cheatsheet: https://cdn-cybersecurity.att.com/blog-content/GoogleHackingCheatSheet.pdf

Contributions are welcome! If you have any suggestions, improvements, or new features to add, feel free to contribute to this repository.

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Happy dorking!