# Google Dorking
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🍎 Before you begin this tutorial, make sure you've completed the [Developer Quick Start Guide](https://docs.pixiebrix.com/quick-start/mod-developer).
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## Overview
In this tutorial, we’ll create a Context Menu action on the AngelList company profile page that searches for PDF files within the company's URL. (For instance, you can search for ebooks or quarterly earnings documents from a company’s name.) To do this, we'll trigger a Google search that uses Google's [advanced search operators](https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en). In the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) community, this is called Google Dorking.
Here are three examples of Google Dork searches:
* `inurl:resume "peter parker"` (finds sites with "resume" in the URL and "peter parker" in the text)
* `related:tesla.com` (finds sites related to tesla.com)
* `site:hubspot.com filetype:PDF` (find PDFs hosted on the HubSpot website)
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Not interested in building, but want to have a sidebar for Google Dorking? Activate out our [Google Search Sidebar](https://www.pixiebrix.com/marketplace/b3c87293-cfac-4aa2-9f7f-2926ab3e7826/google-search-sidebar/?utm_medium=website\&utm_source=docs\&utm_campaign=google-dorking-tutorial), which allows you to set custom searches with Google Dorking. If you need more tips about dorking, read about [How to Google Dork](https://www.pixiebrix.com/blog/how-to-google-dork/?utm_medium=website\&utm_source=docs\&utm_campaign=google-dorking-tutorial).
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### 1. Add a Context Menu
#### Open the Page Editor
We'll use the HubSpot AngelList profile page in this tutorial to develop our workflow.
Navigate your browser to the [HubSpot](https://angel.co/company/hubspot) profile page, and open the PixieBrix [Page Editor](https://docs.pixiebrix.com/platform-overview/page-editor).
#### Grant Access
The first time you open the Page Editor on a new webpage, you need to grant PixieBrix access to the page. You can grant permanent access by either:
* Clicking **Grant Permanent Access**, or
* Granting temporary access by clicking on the PixieBrix extension in the Chrome Extensions dropdown and then refreshing the page
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If you had the Page Editor open before navigating to the AngelList page, you'll need to close the Page Editor by clicking the X in the top right corner and then re-open it to provide access.
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#### Add a Context Menu
Click **New Mod** in the top left of the Page Editor and choose Context Menu.
When you right-click on the page, you should see a PixieBrix context menu item
#### Customize the Title
In the Configuration panel, change the Title from “Context menu item” to something more descriptive, such as “Google Dork”
Now your context menu will look like this:
#### Configure the Sites
We only want this context menu to appear on AngelList company pages.
Therefore, we should change the **Sites** configuration from `https://angel.co/*` to `https://angel.co/company/*`
#### Configure the Target Mode
In the Advanced configuration, change the **Target Mode** to Document
### 2. Select Data
#### Select the Page Element
We'll need to add the [Extract from Page brick](https://www.pixiebrix.com/marketplace/30e54e24-79ea-43b1-b1f8-54814a1a0a11/). To add a new brick, click the + button in the Brick Actions
Search "extract from page" and choose the brick.
Click the **pointer icon** below **Value** and hover your mouse over hubspot.com in the **ABOUT HUBSPOT** section until the shaded blue area looks like the image below. Then click to select this page element:
#### Label the Property
Click the “Preview” tab on the right side of the Page Editor, and you’ll see the following Raw Data:
In the Selectors section of the Input configuration, change `property` to `companyUrl`
The Raw Data section will now look like this:
Note that the selector value should be `#main dl div > ul`. If not, you can manually type this in or choose it from the dropdown.
In the Preview tab, click the page icon next to `companyUrl` to copy its property path, `@data.companyUrl`, to your clipboard.
### 3. Construct a Search
#### Create Your Search
We'll need to add the [Google Search in new tab brick](https://www.pixiebrix.com/marketplace/35a1a589-dcaa-46f2-98d5-66a57e135660/).
* Click the **+** button and search for this brick, and select it.
The Google Dork for searching PDFs on a website is:
1. site:\
2. filetype:PDF
We can express this Goole search as:
```javascript
site:{{@data.companyUrl}} filetype:PDF
```
### 4. Test Your Search
Press the Google Dork context menu item to test your search. It should open Google in a new tab and execute the following search:
Try it from different AngelList company pages to see how the search dynamically changes. Once you're happy with the button, click **Save** to use this search in the future.
Clicking the **Save** icon will bring up a modal for [packaging-a-mod](https://docs.pixiebrix.com/developing-mods/sharing-mods/packaging-a-mod "mention"). Set an alias (like a username) if you haven't already and give the mod a unique ID and description, then click **Create**.
### Continued Learning
You can modify this search by changing the Google Dork expression. Check out these sites for inspiration:
* [OSINT Curious Blog](https://osintcurio.us/2019/12/20/google-dorks/)
* [Google Search Operators: The Complete List](https://ahrefs.com/blog/google-advanced-search-operators/)
* [Google Hacking Database](https://www.exploit-db.com/google-hacking-database)
* [How to Google Dork](https://www.pixiebrix.com/blog/how-to-google-dork/?utm_medium=website\&utm_source=docs\&utm_campaign=google-dorking-tutorial)
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