Taking Google Dorks to Next Level

Taking Google Dorks to Next Level

Hello All,

In this post I will provide you an overview about reconnaissance. DorkRecon is a tool which uses advanced search operators (Open source tools + Google Dorks) to find juicy information about target websites. 

The most important steps during web application pentesting is reconnaissance. This phase is important for an attacker to gain insights and knowledge of target organization. With the help of this tool, one can use various dorks without remembering all the syntax. This tool perform fully passive scan. 

DorkRecon is a tool which is purely written in python3. It utilizes various open source tools and dorks. It comes with 2 Interface CLI and an option to save as HTML files.

Below is the screenshot of DorkRecon CLI :

DorkRecon CLI

 It also comes with Web UI feature:
Dorks : 1

 Dorks : 2

Web UI

This tool is at initial stage of development. The default supported browser is firefox which could be changed to any by changing the source code.

Features:

1) Completely passive : It does not interact in any way with the target website.

2) Advance Dorking: (Open source tools + Google Dorks) to find juicy information.

3) It has two interfaces :

  • CLI - The CLI is purely written in python3.
  • Web UI - Output saved as HTML File.
If you want to contribute to a project and make it better, your help is very welcome. The link for the DorkRecon is given below:


References:

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