GoogleDorks

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Discover Documents Hosted Online
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"SUBJECT'S NAME" filetype:"pdf | xlsx | xls | odt | ppt | odt | docx | csv | jpg | jpeg | png | txt | doc | log"
This will return any PDF, Excel, Word, or whatever files containing your subject’s name. This query can allow investigators to potentially uncover new contact inf
ormation from documents hosted online.
For instance, you can search for your subject's name CV:
"JEROME CLEMENT" intitle:"curriculum vitae" filetype:"doc | pdf | xls | xlsx | docx | odt"

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Discover Connected Accounts on Social Media
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SUBJECT’S NAME site:SOCIAL NETWORK URL 1 | site:SOCIAL NETWORK URL 2 | site:SOCIAL NETWORK URL 3
In the site: field, enter the URL for any social media platform you wish to investigate. The first few listings will return any accounts connected to the subject on those platforms. By diving deeper into the search results, you may find mentions of specific posts, videos, and comments.

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Uncover Cached Results of a Website
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 Cache:URL
 This will recover the most recently cached version of a webpage. That can represent an invaluable resource in cases where a subject has tried to edit, delete, remove, or conceal information.

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Search for a Subject with the Same Name as a Celebrity
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SUBJECT’S NAME -CHARACTERISTIC 1 -CHARACTERISTIC 2
 The minus operator allows users to exclude a word or phrase from any search results. That can be handy when searching for information on a subject with the same name as another celebrity or well-known organization.

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Search LinkedIn for Subject Profiles
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Before 2022, LinkedIn allowed users to perform unlimited searches. But today, the company caps the number of queries you can perform on the site. Thankfully, you can use Google to get around this problem. In the search bar, enter:
 SUBJECT’S NAME site:linkedin.com/in/
 This will return any LinkedIn pages Google has indexed.

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Determine whether a particular tweet has been shared on another media
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Such as a news website, by other users. To do so, search for the specific text and tell Google to ignore anything that was posted on Twitter.com by adding the minus sign to the following part of the dork:
“text of a tweet” -site:twitter.com

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Discover Content Published During a Specific Time Period
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In the search bar, enter:
 KEY PHRASE after:YYYY-MM-DD AND before:YYYY-MM-DD
 This search command will return results, such as videos, articles, and comments, published during the specified period.