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Free online advanced Google search query generator. Build Google Dorks to check if your sensitive files (PDF, SQL, backup, config) have been indexed by mistake on search engines.

site:yourdomain.com filetype:pdf

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Quick Queries

> Google Search Operators Guide

Google advanced search operators allow you to refine queries to find exactly what you're looking for. Here are the main operators used in Google Hacking.

site: Operator

Limits search to a specific domain. Useful for finding all indexed files on a site.

site:example.com

filetype: Operator

Search only for files of a specific type like PDF, DOC, XLS, SQL, ENV, BAK and others.

filetype:pdf

inurl: Operator

Search for a specific word in the page URL. Ideal for finding admin pages or directories.

inurl:admin

intitle: Operator

Search in the HTML page title. Useful for finding directory listings or panels.

intitle:"index of"

intext: Operator

Search in page text content. Find documents containing specific keywords.

intext:"password"

"exact phrase" Search

Use quotes to search for an exact phrase. Essential for finding specific text.

"confidential file"

> Frequently Asked Questions about Google Dorks

Google Dorks (or Google Hacking) are advanced search queries that use special Google operators to find specific information indexed on websites. These operators allow you to filter results by file type, domain, title content, URL and much more. They are commonly used in cybersecurity, OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) and penetration testing to verify sensitive data exposure.

The filetype: operator allows you to search only for files of a specific type. For example:
  • filetype:pdf - search PDF documents
  • filetype:sql - search SQL database files
  • filetype:env - search environment configuration files
  • filetype:xls - search Excel spreadsheets
  • filetype:bak - search backup files
Combine with site: to search these files on a specific domain.

To check which files from your site are indexed on Google, use this query:
site:yourdomain.com filetype:pdf

Replace yourdomain.com with your domain and pdf with the file type you want to search. Add keywords like "confidential" or "password" to find potentially sensitive documents.

Yes, using Google Dorks to check your own sites and files is perfectly legal. It's a legitimate tool for:
  • Checking your own data exposure
  • Security audit of your site
  • Authorized penetration testing
  • Bug bounty on authorized programs
Warning: It is illegal to use Google Dorks to access other people's data without authorization or for malicious purposes.