# Dorklist - Google Dork Builder & Threat Intelligence

> Build powerful Google dorks for security research, OSINT, penetration testing, and bug bounty hunting.

## Overview

Dorklist is a comprehensive Google Dork builder and intelligence library designed for cybersecurity professionals, security researchers, penetration testers, and bug bounty hunters. Our platform provides tools and pre-built dorks to enhance reconnaissance and information gathering operations.

## Key Features

- **Interactive Dork Builder**: Visual builder for constructing complex Google dork queries with operators like site:, filetype:, intitle:, inurl:, and more
- **Pre-built Dork Library**: 100+ curated dorks across multiple categories
- **Individual Dork Pages**: Each dork has a dedicated SEO-optimized page at /dork/[slug] with detailed explanations, use cases, examples, and step-by-step guides
- **Category System**: Organized dorks by purpose (vulnerabilities, exposed files, login pages, databases, APIs, configurations, etc.)
- **Search & Filter**: Quickly find relevant dorks for your security research
- **User Accounts**: Save favorite dorks, organize into collections, and track search history
- **Submit Dorks**: Community-driven submissions for expanding the library
- **Pro Features**: Unlimited saves, custom collections, export/import functionality, and access to premium dorks

## Categories

1. **Vulnerabilities**: Find sites with known security vulnerabilities
2. **Exposed Files**: Discover publicly accessible sensitive files (PDFs, Excel, SQL dumps, config files)
3. **Login Pages**: Locate admin panels, authentication portals, and login interfaces
4. **Databases**: Find exposed database files and interfaces
5. **API Endpoints**: Discover public and misconfigured API endpoints
6. **Configurations**: Locate configuration files and environment files

## Use Cases

### Security Research
Use Dorklist to identify security misconfigurations, exposed sensitive data, and potential vulnerabilities across web applications.

### OSINT (Open Source Intelligence)
Gather intelligence on targets using advanced Google search operators for reconnaissance and information gathering.

### Bug Bounty Hunting
Find potential security vulnerabilities in bug bounty programs by discovering exposed endpoints, files, and misconfigurations.

### Penetration Testing
Enhance penetration testing engagements with targeted reconnaissance using Google dorks to identify attack surfaces.

### Vulnerability Scanning
Identify exposed sensitive information, backup files, configuration files, and other security risks.

## How It Works

1. **Build Dorks**: Use our interactive builder to combine search operators (site, filetype, intitle, inurl, intext, ext, cache)
2. **Browse Library**: Explore pre-built dorks organized by category
3. **Execute Searches**: Click any dork to run it directly on Google
4. **Save Favorites**: Create an account to save dorks for later use
5. **Submit New Dorks**: Contribute to the community by submitting new dorks

## Popular Dorks

- `site:example.com filetype:pdf` - Find PDF files on a specific domain
- `intitle:"index of" "backup"` - Find exposed backup directories
- `inurl:admin login` - Locate admin login pages
- `filetype:sql "password"` - Find SQL files containing passwords
- `site:example.com ext:env` - Find exposed environment files
- `intitle:"phpMyAdmin" inurl:index.php` - Find phpMyAdmin installations

## Technical Details

- **Stack**: Next.js 13, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
- **Database**: Supabase (PostgreSQL)
- **Authentication**: Supabase Auth (email/password)
- **Deployment**: Optimized for production with SSG/ISR
- **Analytics**: Google Analytics integration

## Target Audience

- Security Researchers
- Penetration Testers
- Bug Bounty Hunters
- Cybersecurity Professionals
- Ethical Hackers
- OSINT Analysts
- Information Security Teams
- SOC Analysts
- Threat Intelligence Researchers

## Best Practices

1. **Always get authorization** before testing on systems you don't own
2. **Use responsibly** - Google dorking should only be used for ethical security research
3. **Follow bug bounty rules** - Respect program scope and rules of engagement
4. **Report vulnerabilities** - Responsibly disclose any findings to affected organizations
5. **Stay legal** - Only test systems you have explicit permission to test

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## Contact

For inquiries, submissions, or support, visit our website or create an account to engage with the community.

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*Last Updated: 2026-01-11*
*Version: 1.0.0*