Google Dork is a technique used to search for information on the internet using specific search terms and operators. In the context of finding admin panels, here is a cheat sheet of some Google Dorks that can be used:
- intitle:”admin panel” — This searches for pages that have “admin panel” in the title of the page.
- inurl:”admin panel” — This searches for pages that have “admin panel” in the URL.
- intitle:”login” — This searches for pages that have “login” in the title of the page.
- inurl:”login” — This searches for pages that have “login” in the URL.
- intext:”admin login” — This searches for pages that have “admin login” in the content of the page.
- intitle:”password” — This searches for pages that have “password” in the title of the page.
- inurl:”password” — This searches for pages that have “password” in the URL.
- intitle:”index of” “admin” — This searches for directories that have “admin” in the name and contain an index page.
- site:example.com intitle:”admin panel” — This searches for pages with “admin panel” in the title of the page on a specific website, in this case, “example.com”.
- site:example.com inurl:”admin” — This searches for pages with “admin” in the URL on a specific website, in this case, “example.com”.
- site:example.com intext:”admin login” — This searches for pages with “admin login” in the content on a specific website, in this case, “example.com”.
- intitle:”admin login” site:example.com — This searches for pages with “admin login” in the title of the page on a specific website, in this case, “example.com”.
- intitle:”admin panel” site:example.com — This searches for pages with “admin panel” in the title of the page on a specific website, in this case, “example.com”.
- inurl:”/admin/login.php” — This searches for pages with “/admin/login.php” in the URL.
- inurl:”/admin/login.html” — This searches for pages with “/admin/login.html” in the URL.
- intitle:”admin login” inurl:”/admin/” — This searches for pages with “admin login” in the title of the page and “/admin/” in the URL.
- intitle:”login” inurl:”/admin/” — This searches for pages with “login” in the title of the page and “/admin/” in the URL.
- intitle:”login” site:example.com -inurl:”admin” — This searches for pages with “login” in the title of the page on a specific website, in this case, “example.com”, but excludes any URLs that contain the word “admin”.
- inurl:”/admin/index.php” OR inurl:”/admin/index.html” — This searches for pages with either “/admin/index.php” or “/admin/index.html” in the URL.
- intitle:”login” intext:”admin area” site:example.com — This searches for pages with “login” in the title of the page and “admin area” in the content on a specific website, in this case, “example.com”.
For other cheat sheet with different search engine you can visit this github.