Useful Google Dorks For Bug Bounty Hunters

Google is one of the most popular search engine offers many different features in different languages.

The term “Google Dork” was invented by Johnny Long. As we know, search engines are designed for efficiently finding information on Internet. Usually, users simply input search terms (keywords) and search engines will return relevant websites that contain corresponding information. However, search engines also support some special operators for relatively complex searching, such as inurl, intitle, and intext. Search queries with these special operators are called Google Dorks.

With the help of Google Dorks, users can easily and quickly find more accurate search results but it has also been abused by many attackers.

Here we’ve also listed out some useful Google Dorks to search for companies that have a responsible disclosure program or bug bounty programs.

S.No.	Operators	Description	Example
01	intitle:	Search Page Titles	intitle:admin login
02	allintitle:	Search Page Title	allintitle:admin login
03	inurl:	Search URL	inurl:8080/login
04	allinurl:	Search URL	allinurl:adminlogin
05	filetype:	Specific Files	filetype:json
06	intext:	Search text of page only	intext: admin credentials
07	allintext:	Search text of page only	allintext: “security tools”
08	site:	Search specific site	site:example.com
09	link:	Search for links to pages	link:bing.com
10	inanchor:	Search link anchor text	inanchor:”guest user”
11	cache:	Search for cached version of any website	cache:www.example.com
12	related:	Search for similar types of websites	related:www.example.com

You may also like:

Related Posts