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DORK

Google Dork Builder

Pick a research type and fill in the boxes; the query builds itself. Copy it or open it straight in a search engine.

How do the operators work? →
Your query will appear here…

Queries are built in your browser and are not saved anywhere. Do not use it to look for exposed personal data or systems you are not authorised to access.

What is a Google dork?

A Google dork is a search query written with a search engine’s advanced operators (such as site:, filetype: and intitle:). By narrowing a search to a specific site, file type, page title or date range, it finds documents, records and pages that get lost in a normal search. In OSINT research it is used at every stage, from vetting companies to geolocation.

The builder above helps you write the right query without memorising the operators: pick a research type, fill in the boxes and open the query in Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo or Yandex.

For a detailed explanation of each operator and a ready-made dork library, read the Google Dorking guide →