How to Use Dorks In Your Google Searches: Complete Guide

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Have you ever wondered what dorking commands are on Google? Dorking commands are extra operators you can add to your Google search query to find something specific, or something that won't show up on the search results page at all. In this article we explain what dorks are, how to use them, and list all the dorking commands you can add to your Google search query.

Using Dorking Commands on Google

What is dorking on Google?

Dorks are special operators added to your Google search. These commands help you find things more efficiently. It may also help you find things that wouldn't show up on the search results page at all. Dorking is considered an advanced search technique, but it's not hard to learn at all! Keep reading to learn how to do it.

How to Use Google Dorks

Simply add one or more dorks to your search query. Your query and each dork should be separated by a space. For example, if you wanted to search for something on Facebook, you can filter out search results from all other sites by writing [query here] site:facebook.com.

You can search (most) commands without a query. This is especially useful for commands like define:. Some commands, however, like filetype: must be searched with a query. For example, if you wanted to define the word "sanctimonious," you would search define:sanctimonious.