🔍 Dork Seeker

Simple Automatizated Google dorker script written in Python

❗ This tool is for educational and testing purposes only.

🎯 Features

• 🔍 Perform automated Google Dorking queries
• 📄 Save results to a text file
• 📦 Simple CLI interface
• 🛠️ Easy to customize and extend

🚀 How to Use This Tool

Before running the script, make sure Python is installed on your system.

To do that you can run on terminal or cmd: python3 --version or python --version

🟢 Once Python is ready, install the required Python libraries.

pip install -r requirements.txt

✅ Usage:

usage: google_url_dorker.py [-h] -d DORK [-c COUNT] [-w WRITE]
                            [-x]

Tool to extract URLs using Google Dork. python3 google_dorker.py
--dork 'inurl:"/xmlrpc.php?rsd" & ext:php' --count 50

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -d DORK, --dork DORK  Google dork query
  -c COUNT, --count COUNT
                        Number of URLs to fetch (default: 10)
  -w WRITE, --write WRITE
                        Save results to a text file
  -x, --examples        Show usage examples and Contacts

🔴 Show Usage Examples and Contacts

python3 google_url_dorker.py -d 0 --examples

🟡 If you run the script without specifying count, it will fetch 10 URLs by default

python3 google_url_dorker.py -d 'YOUR DORK'

🔵 Fetch 50 URLs using your dork query

python3 google_url_dorker.py -d 'YOUR DORK' -c 50

🟣 Fetch 50 URLs and save results to a file named results.txt

python3 google_url_dorker.py -d 'YOUR DORK' -c 50 --write results.txt

🖧 Bypass Google Blocking (Using Proxy) 🔓

If Google blocks your connection while performing dorking, you can configure the script to use a proxy: Go to line 16 of this script and add your HTTPS proxy:

proxy = 'https://your-proxy-address:port'

Then go to line 19 and update the search call to include the proxy:

res = search(query, num_results=count, proxy=proxy, timeout=22)

⚪ 🛠️ Usage Options 📝

Options	Description
-h or --help	Show help message and exit
-d or --dork	Specify the Google dork query (required)
-c or --count	Number of URLs to fetch (default: 10)
-w or --write	Save the fetched URLs to a text file
-x or --examlpes	Show usage examples and contacts

📫 Contact

Made with ❤️ by WhiteeRabbit
Feel free to open an issue or contact me for suggestions!

📃 License:

LICENSE

🙏🏻 Big thanks to everyone who gave a ⭐️ to this project or helped in any way.

Your support means a lot and keeps this kind of work going!