Search Results for "specialized"

...Snoop project is developed without taking into account the opinions of the NSA and their friends, that is, it is available to the average user. Snoop is a research work (own database / closed bugbounty) in the field of searching and processing public data on the Internet. In terms of specialized search, Snoop is able to compete with traditional search engines.

...Written in the Go programming language, it focuses on speed and efficiency when executing advanced search queries across multiple search engines. It allows users to run specialized queries, often referred to as “dorks,” to discover publicly exposed data, misconfigurations, or potentially vulnerable resources. It supports several major search engines and enables users to switch between them depending on the target or query requirements. go-dork can retrieve results from multiple pages of search results and process them sequentially for broader coverage during scans. go-dork also supports custom HTTP headers and proxy configuration, which can help users work around restrictions such as captchas or filtering mechanisms. ...

Dirhunt is an open source security tool designed to discover web directories and analyze website structures without relying on brute-force techniques. Instead of sending large numbers of guess-based requests, it operates as a specialized crawler that intelligently explores websites to identify accessible or hidden directories. Dirhunt can detect directories that expose “Index Of” listings, which may reveal files and other resources that were not intended to be publicly visible. It can also identify situations where directories are intentionally hidden through empty index files or servers that return misleading responses such as fake 404 errors. ...

...Crawly follows the Elixir and OTP architecture model, enabling concurrent and fault-tolerant crawling processes that can handle many requests efficiently. Developers define specialized components called spiders to control how pages are visited and how information is extracted from them. It also supports extensibility through middlewares, pipelines, and fetchers that allow customization of request handling, data processing, and crawling behavior.