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 Google Dorks (or simply DORKs) refer to advanced search queries used to extract sensitive or unintended information from search engines like Google. It leverages the power of search operators to find files, data, or vulnerable websites.
Examples of DORK Queries:

• Search for Login Pages:
  
  Code:

  inurl:admin login
• Search for Exposed Files (.env, SQL dumps, config files):
  
  Code:

  filetype:env OR filetype:sql "password"
• Detect Vulnerable Cameras:
  
  Code:

  inurl:view/view.shtml
• SQL Errors on Websites:
  
  Code:

  intext:"mysql fetch array" "SQL syntax"

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