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k3170makan edited this page Mar 16, 2012 · 2 revisions

GooDork is still underway, this page was written to give you and idea of whats on the way


GooDork is a simple collection of python scripts designed to bring the power of google dorking straight to your command line.

The first release of GooDork will include features such as:

  • Single Dork mode: When supplied with a dork GooDork will do what it does best and return to you the URLs that refer to your query

  • Client Side Search Directives: Certain search directives available with google Search cannot be combined, GooDork provides a means to combined them by inspecting results and returning only those that fall within a supplied constraint, these constraints are the search directives themselves:

  • -inurl:foo --- return only URLs that have 'foo' appearing in them

  • -intext:foo --- return only URLs that refer to page with 'foo' appearing in their displayable text

  • -intitle:foo -- return only URLs that have 'foo' appearing in the title of the page

  • -inanchor:foo -- return only URLs that refer to pages with at least one anchor containing 'foo' in the href attribute

  • Domain based dorking: This feature allows you to supply a domain to GooDork and it will, given a domain and a constraint:

  1. Retrieve the URLs indexed under that domain
  2. inspect the URLs returned from (1) and return only those applying to a given constraint
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