Dorks to Lines

1. Make Your Dorks

1. Choose a target niche (shopping, gaming, streaming, etc.).
2. Build 50–100 seed keywords (2–4 words) in the language that matches your target.
3. Create a text file for page types (for example php, asp, aspx). Using only php focuses on more recent sites.
4. Create a text file for parameters (id, product, article, collection, and so on).
5. Upload these files to the dashboard.
6. Open the Dork Generator from the toolbox icon, keep Google enabled, and select your files.
7. Choose how many dorks to generate (1,000 keywords usually produce 25–50k dorks) and run the generator. The result is saved to cloud storage.

2. Scrape Links

Non-Proxyless Plans

• Start a Scraper/Parser task.
• Thread suggestions:
  • 4 vCPU / 8 GB RAM: 50–75 threads.
  • 8 vCPU / 16 GB RAM: 100–200 threads.
• Timeout: keep 7,500 ms as a baseline.
• Attach your dorks and proxies.
• In settings, choose the search engines to use. Yahoo runs slower; consider running it separately.
• Start the task and save the filtered links once complete.

Proxyless Plans

• Same steps as above but skip the proxy list.
• Ensure only Google is selected in the settings.
• Run the task and save the filtered links.

3. Run the Vulnerability Scanner

• Gather at least 100k links for meaningful output.
• Create a Vulnerability scanner task.
• Thread suggestions:
  • 4 vCPU / 8 GB RAM: 25–50 threads.
  • 8 vCPU / 16 GB RAM: 75–100 threads.
• Timeout: 7,500–15,000 ms depending on your proxies.
• Load the filtered links (and proxies if you have them).
• Choose the vulnerability type (SQL is the default starting point) or leave the settings unchanged when you plan to dump databases.
• Save the results when the task finishes.

4. Dump the Databases

• Aim for at least 1,000 SQL-vulnerable links.
• Start a Dumper task.
• Choose your proxies (10–20 ISP/DC proxies recommended).
• Configure threads (50/50 main-secondary for 6–8 vCPU and 16 GB RAM, 25/25 for 4 vCPU and 8 GB RAM).
• Adjust preset options if you need something other than the default email:pass extraction.
• Save settings if you make changes, then run the task.
• Use the filter dropdown near Save results to show only dumped entries when reviewing.

5. Dehash the Lines

• Open the Dehasher module.
• Select the list saved from the Dumper (for example [2000][website.com]).
• Choose the correct layout (Item:Hash or Hash:Item).
• Start the task and wait for the results.
• If a list returns zero matches, move to the next one.

Tips

• Research trending topics in your target niche before generating keywords.
• Proxyless plans unlock Google scraping, which dramatically increases result volume.
• Monitor CPU and RAM usage. Reduce thread counts if utilisation spikes; increase them if it stays under 50%.
• You can run multiple tasks simultaneously, but lower the threads on each to stay within hardware limits.
• Residential proxies are fine for the Scraper/Parser. Use ISP/DC proxies for the Vulnerability scanner and Dumper.