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b0d0rk is a tool designed to help bug bounty hunters and security researchers automate Google dork queries during the passive information-gathering phase.

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🔎 b0d0rk — Google Dorking Automation for Bug Bounty Recon

b0d0rk is a lightweight reconnaissance tool designed to help bug bounty hunters and security researchers automate Google dork queries during the passive information-gathering phase. It focuses on identifying publicly indexed, potentially sensitive endpoints such as exposed files, admin panels, backup files, configuration leaks, and security policy pages — strictly using search engine results.

The tool is fast, scriptable, and Bash-friendly, making it ideal for early-stage recon workflows.


✨ Features

  • Automated execution of Google dorks
  • Target-based searching (site:target.com)
  • Supports custom dork lists
  • Clean, readable output
  • Bash-compatible & lightweight
  • Designed for authorized bug bounty programs only

🎯 Use Cases

  • Bug bounty reconnaissance
  • Security research
  • Finding exposed files & endpoints
  • Locating bug bounty / disclosure pages
  • Passive OSINT collection

📦 Installation

1️⃣ Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/b0dj0x/b0d0rk.git
cd b0d0rk

2️⃣ Give execute permission

chmod +x b0d0rk.sh

No heavy dependencies required — works with standard Linux tools (bash, curl).


🚀 Usage

./b0d0rk.sh 

The tool automatically converts these into:

site:example.com inurl:admin
site:example.com ext:env

⚠️ Legal Disclaimer

b0d0rk is intended only for educational purposes and authorized testing. Use only on domains you own or that are explicitly in scope of a bug bounty or penetration testing program. The author is not responsible for misuse.


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