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April 10, 20257 min

DorkPlus: The Ultimate Dork Scraper for Pentesting and Google Dorking

DorkPlus is a purpose-built dork scraper and checker for penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, and security researchers. It automates Google dorking across multiple search engines (including Google, Ask, and Yahoo JP) to quickly surface vulnerable websites, hidden pages, and exposed databases.

New to pentesting? We’ve got you. This field is all about smart time management and steady learning. Classic tools like SQLMap or SQLiDumper can be slow, outdated, or clunky when you’re trying to move quickly.

Whether you’re dorking, pentesting, or dumping data, you need a tool that’s simple, fast, and dependable. Traditional options are fine for a single target, but they fall short when you need to scan large batches of sites efficiently.

Why Use a Dork Scraper for Pentesting?

Google dorking uses advanced search queries to uncover sensitive information, misconfigured servers, and exploitable vulnerabilities. Doing it manually takes time; automation keeps you moving.

DorkPlus automates this process with
  • Google Scraping – Fetch the best results with the lowest bandwidth usage (about 250MB / 10K dorks), ensuring updated links and high end websites.
  • Multi-Engine Support – Scrape from Google, Ask, Yahoo JP, and more.
  • Dork Checker & Bulk Scanning – Test multiple dorks simultaneously to identify vulnerable sites efficiently.
  • Reporting a bug/vulnerability (Grey hat)

    If you discover critical vulnerabilities, report them promptly to the site owner or support team to do right by users — and collect the bounty when applicable.

    How Pentesters and Bug Bounty Hunters Use DorkPlusAutomated Dorking for Hidden Vulnerabilities

    Instead of manually searching for SQLi, XSS, or exposed admin panels, DorkPlus lets you:

  • Run predefined or custom dorker queries.
  • Extract thousands of potential targets in minutes.
  • Filter results to focus on high-risk websites.
  • Finding Sensitive Data & Hidden Pages

    Many websites accidentally expose:

  • Configuration files (e.g., .env, config.php)
  • Open directories with sensitive documents
  • Login portals with default credentials
  • DorkPlus’ scraper quickly identifies these using advanced search operators like:
  • inurl:admin
  • filetype:sql
  • intitle:"index of /"
  • Bulk Vulnerability ScanningOnce you’ve gathered a list of targets, DorkPlus integrates with
  • SQLi & XSS Scanners – Test for common web vulnerabilities
  • DB Dumper & Explorer – Extract and analyze exposed databases
  • Task Builder DorkPlusTask Builder DorkPlus
    SQL Dumper DorkPlusSQLi Dumper DorkPlus
    Key Features for Security Professionals
  • Google Dork Automation – No more manual searches
  • Multi-Search Engine Support – Broader coverage than standard tools
  • Dork Checker & Validator – Ensure your dorks return relevant results
  • Pentesting Suite Integration – Scan, exploit, and report vulnerabilities in one workflow
  • Start Hunting with DorkPlus

    Whether you’re auditing a company’s web assets or hunting for high-value bug bounty targets, DorkPlus speeds up your workflow with automated dork scraping and vulnerability detection.

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