Google Dorker.py

# This is a universal google dorker
# You can use this for getting urls of every dork you know.
# Just input the dork and number of pages,
# the script will take care of the rest.

#-----------------------------------------------------
# Name : Google Dorker.py
# Version : beta
# Author : Anubis
# Contact : [email protected]
# Facebook : www.facebook.com/zerouplink
#-----------------------------------------------------

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global logo
logo = '''
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 / __|___  ___  __ _| |___  |   \ ___ _ _| |_____ _ _
| (_ / _ \/ _ \/ _` | / -_) | |) / _ \ '_| / / -_) '_|
 \___\___/\___/\__, |_\___| |___/\___/_| |_\_\___|_|
               |___/
                             (-   Version : beta    -)
                             (-  Author  : Anubis   -)
                             (- MSF Forum Moderator -)'''
try:
    from pygoogle import pygoogle
except ImportError:
    print "[!] Pygoogle file not found!"
    print "[!] Program can't continue"
    print "[!] Get pygoogle file from this link"
    print "\n\t\t[ http://pastebin.com/Q0xVF2nV ]"

class dorker():

    def __init__(self):
        print logo

        search_dork = raw_input("\n\nEnter Dork : ")
        pages = input("Enter number of pages : ")
        f_output = raw_input("Enter file to output urls : ")

        if search_dork != '' and pages != '':
            self.dork(search_dork,pages,f_output)

    def dork(self,search_term,p,output):
        print "[+] Searching for %s " % search_term
        gs = pygoogle(search_term)
        gs.pages = p
        print "[+] Results Found : %s " % (gs.get_result_count())
        if gs.get_result_count() == 0: print "[-] No Results Found"; exit

        print "[+] Fetching [%s] Results " % (gs.get_result_count())
        url_list = gs.get_urls()
        print "[+] Got [%s] URLs" % (len(url_list))
        print "[+] Writing URLs to [%s] " % (output)
        with open(output,'w') as w_file:
            for i in url_list: w_file.write(i+'\n')
        print "[+] URLs saved to [%s] " % (output)

def main():
    google = dorker()


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()