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Google Dork Cheat Sheet

Google dorks are advanced search queries that use operators to narrow results. This page explains the basics using only this safe demo lab.

Operator	What it does	Safe example
`site:`	Limits results to one website or domain.	`site:accesslogin56-arch.github.io/google-dork-training-lab`
`intitle:`	Finds pages with a word or phrase in the page title.	`site:accesslogin56-arch.github.io/google-dork-training-lab intitle:"admin"`
`inurl:`	Finds pages where the URL contains a word.	`site:accesslogin56-arch.github.io/google-dork-training-lab inurl:camera`
`filetype:`	Finds a specific type of file, such as PDF or TXT.	`site:accesslogin56-arch.github.io/google-dork-training-lab filetype:pdf`
`"exact phrase"`	Finds pages containing the exact phrase inside quotation marks.	`site:accesslogin56-arch.github.io/google-dork-training-lab "FAKE TRAINING DATA ONLY"`
`-word`	Excludes results containing a word.	`site:accesslogin56-arch.github.io/google-dork-training-lab -camera`
`OR`	Searches for either one term or another.	`site:accesslogin56-arch.github.io/google-dork-training-lab admin OR camera`

Safety note: Only use dorks against your own sites, intentionally vulnerable labs, public documents, or systems where you have permission. Google indexing something does not mean it is fair game.

Good uses

Finding public PDFs and reports
Checking what your own website exposes
Researching official guidance and documents
Learning how search indexing works
Practising safely in a fake training lab like this one

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