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DORK SCANNER - A typical search engine dork scanner that scrapes search engines

by MiNdFuCkErY_1337skid - 02 May, 2020 - 04:25 PM
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(02 May, 2020 - 04:25 PM)MiNdFuCkErY_1337skid Wrote: Show More
A typical search engine dork scanner that scrapes search engines with queries that you provide in order to find vulnerable URLs.

Dorking is a technique used by newsrooms, investigative organisations, security auditors as well as tech savvy criminals to query various search engines for information hidden on public websites and vulnerabilities exposed by public servers. Dorking is a way of using search engines to their full capacity to penetrate web-based services to depths that are not necessarily visible at first.

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(02 May, 2020 - 04:25 PM)MiNdFuCkErY_1337skid Wrote: Show More
A typical search engine dork scanner that scrapes search engines with queries that you provide in order to find vulnerable URLs.

Dorking is a technique used by newsrooms, investigative organisations, security auditors as well as tech savvy criminals to query various search engines for information hidden on public websites and vulnerabilities exposed by public servers. Dorking is a way of using search engines to their full capacity to penetrate web-based services to depths that are not necessarily visible at first.
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