Dorking.md (1444B)
1 # Dorking 2 3 **Source:** Using search engines propery by Josh Blais 4 5 **Definition:** Using advanced search operators in search engines to find targeted information. 6 7 ## Example Keywords 8 9 ### Site 10 11 site:{site name} 12 13 ### Time 14 15 before:2020-01-01 after:2016 16 17 Not supported by duckduckgo. 18 19 ### Full text 20 21 "This is a full text search of all of these words in this order" 22 23 ### Exclusion 24 25 -python -java -javascript -ai -llm tech news 26 27 ### Wildcard 28 29 St. * Cathedral Montreal 30 31 Attempts to match on the string, upweighting instances where there are words between St. and Cathedral. 32 33 ### Related 34 35 emacs related:joshblais.com 36 37 Returns sites similar to the site "joshblais.com". 38 39 ### Define 40 41 define:theosis 42 43 Give the definition of the term theosis. 44 45 ### Filetype 46 47 filetype:pdf Deepseek v2 48 49 ### Booleans 50 51 Default is generally AND, but you may specify OR as follows 52 53 NixOS OR Guix 54 55 ### Proximity Search 56 57 OpenAI AROUND(3) mythos 58 59 ### Text Location 60 61 inurl:wiki permanent record intitle:"security" before:2019 62 63 inurl specifies text must exist in the url. Similarly, intitle requires text to be in the title. 64 65 ### Ranges 66 67 nsa backdoors 2012..2019 68 69 Specify numeric ranges with ".." 70 71 ## Generality 72 73 Google's search engine supports these dorks, and it should generally be the case other search engines do as well. Despite this, it hasn't been my experience this is always the case. One of the most useful dorks, specifying date ranges, seems unsupported by duckduckgo.