Learn how to string/extend google dorks | part -9

Table Of Content :

Stringed Dorks
So, How do stringed Dorks work ?
Extended Dorks
- Method one of extended dorks
- Method two of extended dorks

Stringed Dorks

Stringing Queries has been a target for a very long time as it allows a large diversity of a search. This has recently been discovered in the mixture of using Search Functions and the GRS in combination.

Rules to be acknowledged prior to trialing this method:
1. You can only use it on Search Functions that allow for Spaces or without a Search Function
2. Experiment with the GRS to optimize unique results

So, how do Stringed Dorks work?

Stringed Dorks is about giving a string of Keywords linked together via GRS to create a randomized order of search to Google. Leaving it the ability to expand the results and therefore
providing a more intense search. This can result in URL’s that haven’t been vulnerable to other methods of Dorking and also provide an experimental side to using Dorks.

The usual format that’s used, but is not exclusive to:

intext:game*Forum?Link

intext:game?Forum*Link

intext:game*Forum*Link

intext:game?Forum?Link

As you can tell, this usage of Stringing is using Wildcards. This is because it allows for diversity in there sults but still meets the demands of your search. From this you could increase or reduce the level of Keywords. Add Parameters or Default Locations / Files or any myriad of opportunity. These Dorks are something I’ve never seen publicly and intrigue me far more than any other I’ve seen from all of my discoveries of Dorking.

Another Method of Stringing is also utilizing our Operators to link queries together to obtain results that match that query. This is usually completed with parenthesis’ and can be utilized in a myriad of ways.

(Game + “Playstation” newest release)

This is querying the keywords together, making it possible to utilize the search around the keywords in an order as well as specific requirements of being together.

Extended Dorks

This is simple and works the exact same. This can be used to expand Parameter Searches or Directory Searches. There are other practical usages which have been proven less effective but it’s certainly a topic of dabble. But for the sake of being comprehensive I will cover all angles of this method to truly be complete on the topic.

Method one of extended Dorks:

Parameter Searching Method:

ext:php inurl:id|game_id|index

As seen above there are 3 different Parameters. Bound together by an OR Operator. This is useful because we can make Google select appropriate results. Another interesting factor
is the Page Extension criterion, this just reduces the count of URLs without Parameters, it’s not compulsory and it’s suggested to play around with this method.
Now the extension for these extended Dorks that correlates with the information provided in a later chapter. This will allow a unique usage that provides a regex exploit for
Google, spoilers I know.

ext:php inurl:? id|game_id|index=

You will understand the functionality of this Dork once you read the chapter on exploits for Google Searching. Just remember with this syntax decision to use a \ after the inurl: to avoid syntax errors resulting in appalling URLs.

Method two of Extended Dorks

Anchor Conventions in URL

ext:php inurl:how+to+download+fortnite

This method is simply just putting a string of keywords together with + and using it with inurl: and this is utilized to find unique results although has grown popular over previous years as more people have understood its advantages.

It’s highly suggested to find further methods of this avenue as they’re usually undiscovered or show significant purpose or succession. It’s also important to utilize the tools at your hands, you have Google; TRY EVERYTHING! Google is very accommodating for search availability so you may as well try everything out with the aspirations of succeeding.