In general we can say Regex is something an AI use for understanding a query. For example
Regex helps AI to understand what to search for real and what to skip.
Here, while we are working, we will be using Regex to optimize our dorks and make it
specific to our target only.
Now you may think that google will understand us anyways, but while working we parse like
10 to 30 pages and in this case search results may vary if we don’t make google understand
about what we are searching for.
Understanding GRS (Google Regex System) with Multiple Examples:
So basically we can say any dork is having regex system when it’s including search operators
or functions.
For example, let’s see below
Fortnite + vBucks .php?player_id=
In upper dork, we have our operator: +
Now take a simple dork for example:
“singer” + melody ext:php ?download=
Now I’m going to explain both the correct way and incorrect ways of using GRS in this one
Incorrect use:
(“singer” + melody) \ ext:php \ ?download\=
Correct use:
“singer” + melody ext:php ?download=
Now the question is why the first one is incorrect but the second one is correct, so lemme explain a
bit…..
In the first example, parentheses are closed, so google knows it’s a string by itself, and it doesn’t
interact with the ext: function, as ext: is a page extension function and it can be a singular word
only.
In the second example we didn’t use a backslash (it's currently banned). So this one has a regex
used correctly.
Let’s go through the uses of wildcards:
-> ?
Now ? can be used only with those keywords that have the commonly replaceable alphabet at
the ends.
? is used to expand your results, it will search your target for sure but it will also enlarge your
results.
For example:
Show + band .php ?video=
In upper dork we can add “s” after “w” in the show, so we can use “?” there, lemme show you:
Show? + band .php ?video=
Regex helps AI to understand what to search for real and what to skip.
Here, while we are working, we will be using Regex to optimize our dorks and make it
specific to our target only.
Now you may think that google will understand us anyways, but while working we parse like
10 to 30 pages and in this case search results may vary if we don’t make google understand
about what we are searching for.
Understanding GRS (Google Regex System) with Multiple Examples:
So basically we can say any dork is having regex system when it’s including search operators
or functions.
For example, let’s see below
Fortnite + vBucks .php?player_id=
In upper dork, we have our operator: +
Now take a simple dork for example:
“singer” + melody ext:php ?download=
Now I’m going to explain both the correct way and incorrect ways of using GRS in this one
Incorrect use:
(“singer” + melody) \ ext:php \ ?download\=
Correct use:
“singer” + melody ext:php ?download=
Now the question is why the first one is incorrect but the second one is correct, so lemme explain a
bit…..
In the first example, parentheses are closed, so google knows it’s a string by itself, and it doesn’t
interact with the ext: function, as ext: is a page extension function and it can be a singular word
only.
In the second example we didn’t use a backslash (it's currently banned). So this one has a regex
used correctly.
Let’s go through the uses of wildcards:
-> ?
Now ? can be used only with those keywords that have the commonly replaceable alphabet at
the ends.
? is used to expand your results, it will search your target for sure but it will also enlarge your
results.
For example:
Show + band .php ?video=
In upper dork we can add “s” after “w” in the show, so we can use “?” there, lemme show you:
Show? + band .php ?video=
