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Google Dorks

Title: Google Dorks for Targeted Information Search

People and Accounts:

  1. Search for emails based on a username:

    "username*com"
    
  2. Search for online resumes of a person:

    inurl:resume "john smith"
    intext:resume "john smith"
    
  3. Search for people with a specific job title and location on LinkedIn:

    site:http://linkedin.com/in "<job title>" ( OR ☏ OR ✆ OR
    
  4. Find people within GitHub code:

    site:http://github.com/orgs/*/people
    
  5. Search for lists of attendees or finalists:

    intitle:final.attendee.list OR inurl:final.attendee.list
    
  6. Search for login information on exposed Trello boards:

    site:http://trello.com password + admin OR username
    

Documents:

  1. Search for specific documents within a domain in PDF format:

    site:<domain> filetype:PDF
    
  2. Search for PDF documents containing possible email information within a specific domain:

    filetype:pdf <domain> "email"
    
  3. Search for XLS files within government websites:

    filetype:xls site:.gov
    

Cloud, Buckets, and Databases:

  1. Search for confidential or top-secret documents within open Amazon S3 buckets:

    site:http://s3.amazonaws.com confidential OR "top secret"
    
  2. Search for confidential login information within XLS files on Amazon buckets:

    s3 site:http://amazonaws.com filetype:xls password
    
  3. Search for copies of databases:

    ext:sql intext:"-- phpMyAdmin SQL Dump"
    

Social Media:

  1. Search for a specific tweet shared on other media, excluding Twitter:

    "text of a tweet" -site:https://twitter.com
    
  2. Search for links or information related to a specific username not coming directly from their Twitter timeline:

    @dutch_osintguy -site:twitter.com/dutch_osintguy
    

Please note that these Google Dorks are intended for authorized purposes and should be used responsibly.

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