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Basically numeric dork came into existence for finding different private urls each time using
same parameters.
In part 1.4 while learning GRS you can see a wildcard + we are going to use this and one
other thing which is ‘ (apostrophe).
You can read about plus wildcard in part 1.4, let’s discuss a bit about apostrophe
here.
So In general cases Google treat both things with or without apostrophe as same. But
when we use it with keywords or numbers, google results changes a bit.
Reason behind it is, websites without apostrophe ranks higher while website with apostrophe ranks lowers,
so google doesn’t give results with apostrophe in normal circumstances. And in our case we want private shit so it helps a lot.
Now how numeric dorks are made.
So most basic formatting for it is:
(KW) ext
PF) ?(PP)=(NN)+
(KW) extPF) ?(PP)=(NN)’
These two are base formats for this.
Now thing is what difference it will make, so let’s see some examples.
~gaming exthp inurl:?id=
This one is a basic public result giving gaming dork with a lot of urls.
it’s clear that this dork have a lot of results and only few of them will be good for our work but the thing is we can’t parse them all. So we are going to use
concept of numeric dork and make results good for our use.
Remember, both + and ‘ will have almost same results.
~gaming exthp inurl:id=2+
~gaming exthp inurl:?id=2’
You can see both results are same. So you can use any of these for your work.
Now we may get thought that will it change result when number get’s changed, answer is
yes it surely will. Let’s use 3 instead of 2 as (NN)
~gaming exthp inurl:?id=3+
~gaming exthp inurl:?id=3’
Here you can see that both 2+ and 3+ having different results & 2’ and 3’ having different
results too while 3’ and 3+ have almost same results.
Basically numeric dork came into existence for finding different private urls each time using
same parameters.
In part 1.4 while learning GRS you can see a wildcard + we are going to use this and one
other thing which is ‘ (apostrophe).
You can read about plus wildcard in part 1.4, let’s discuss a bit about apostrophe
here.
So In general cases Google treat both things with or without apostrophe as same. But
when we use it with keywords or numbers, google results changes a bit.
Reason behind it is, websites without apostrophe ranks higher while website with apostrophe ranks lowers,
so google doesn’t give results with apostrophe in normal circumstances. And in our case we want private shit so it helps a lot.
Now how numeric dorks are made.
So most basic formatting for it is:
(KW) ext
PF) ?(PP)=(NN)+(KW) ext
PF) ?(PP)=(NN)’These two are base formats for this.
Now thing is what difference it will make, so let’s see some examples.
~gaming ext
hp inurl:?id=This one is a basic public result giving gaming dork with a lot of urls.
it’s clear that this dork have a lot of results and only few of them will be good for our work but the thing is we can’t parse them all. So we are going to use
concept of numeric dork and make results good for our use.
Remember, both + and ‘ will have almost same results.
~gaming ext
hp inurl:id=2+~gaming ext
hp inurl:?id=2’You can see both results are same. So you can use any of these for your work.
Now we may get thought that will it change result when number get’s changed, answer is
yes it surely will. Let’s use 3 instead of 2 as (NN)
~gaming ext
hp inurl:?id=3+~gaming ext
hp inurl:?id=3’Here you can see that both 2+ and 3+ having different results & 2’ and 3’ having different
results too while 3’ and 3+ have almost same results.
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