DorkPlus is a powerful dork scraper and dork checker designed for penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, and security researchers. With its ability to automate Google dorking across multiple search engines (including Google, Ask, and Yahoo JP), DorkPlus streamlines the process of finding vulnerable websites, hidden pages, and exposed databases.
You're looking to get into the pentesting world? We've got you covered. That space is all about managing your time, learning and improving. Learning might takes time especially if you're training on tools such as SQLMap, SQLiDumper or such old tools that are slow, most of the time outdated and mainly infected.
Dorking, Pentesting, Dumping or whatever you're looking for you need a tool that's easy to use, fast and reliable. We probably all know the famous ones such as SQLMap if you're performing a pentest on one website but if you're looking for a solution that helps you massively scanning a lot of websites it won't be enough.
Google dorking is a technique that leverages advanced search queries to uncover sensitive information, misconfigured servers, and exploitable vulnerabilities. However, manually crafting and testing dorks is time-consuming.
DorkPlus automates this process withYou found a bunch of vulnerable links, tested the vulnerability and found out it's critical. Now it's time to report that vulnerability and get your reward. Contact the website support and let them know about your find.
Instead of manually searching for SQLi, XSS, or exposed admin panels, DorkPlus lets you
Many websites accidentally expose:
Whether you're a pentester auditing a company’s web assets or a bug bounty hunter searching for high-value targets, DorkPlus accelerates your workflow with automated dork scraping and vulnerability detection
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