DorkHunter is a Chrome extension and OSINT tool designed to simplify Google dorking and web reconnaissance. It provides a simple popup form that builds advanced Google search queries from labeled fields, so you can run precise searches without memorizing operator syntax.
- Build queries from labeled fields instead of raw operators
- Keyword search with implicit AND logic
- Exact phrase matching with automatic quoting
- "Any of these" terms joined with the OR operator
- Word exclusion using the minus operator
- Site and domain scoping with site:
- Title and URL filtering with intitle: and inurl:
- File type filtering (pdf, docx, xlsx, pptx, csv, txt)
- Date range filtering with after: and before:
- Live query preview as you type
- Copy the generated query to the clipboard
- Open the search directly in a new tab
logic/
dork.html Popup markup and form
css/dork.css Popup styling
scripts/dork.js Query builder logic
manifest.json Chrome extension manifest (Manifest V3)
logo.png Extension icon
docs/ Documentation source and built site
- Open Chrome and navigate to chrome://extensions.
- Enable Developer mode using the toggle in the top right.
- Click "Load unpacked".
- Select the logic folder in this repository.
- The DorkHunter icon appears in the toolbar. Click it to open the popup.
- Click the DorkHunter icon to open the popup.
- Fill in any combination of fields. Empty fields are ignored.
- Review the generated query in the preview area.
- Click "dork it!" to run the search in a new tab, or "copy" to copy the query.
| Field | Operator | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Keywords | implicit AND | nodejs express tutorial |
| Exact phrase | "phrase" | "artificial intelligence tools" |
| Any of these | OR | docker OR kubernetes |
| Exclude words | -word | -car -ads |
| Site / domain | site: | site:github.com |
| In title | intitle: | intitle:"write for us" |
| In URL | inurl: | inurl:blog |
| File type | filetype: | filetype:pdf |
| After | after: | after:2025-01-01 |
| Before | before: | before:2024-01-01 |
DorkHunter is intended for research, education, and defensive security work. Only access publicly available data, respect privacy boundaries, and avoid sensitive or private systems. The goal is awareness and protection, not exploitation.