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[Hoj88888]

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[CCG]

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[EyesOnMe]

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[antigov]

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[Staln]

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[alexpe2828]

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[3owa05]

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[zerodown]

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[geekacar]

FEATURES : 
 
- uses multiple search engines ( google , bing etc )
- proxy support ( can work without proxies as well ) 
- automatic checker to check if the links are sql injectable
 
 
TUTORIAL : 
 
Prerequisites
1. Python 3 installed on your system.
2. The `requirements.txt` file in the same directory as your script.
Installation
1. Open a terminal or command prompt.
2. Navigate to the directory containing your script and the `requirements.txt` file.
3. Run the following command to install the required dependencies:
  
   pip install -r requirements.txt
Usage
Run the script using the following command:
bash
python sql.py
The script will prompt you with the following options:
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Choose an option:
(1) Only search for the selected search engine using dorks
(2) Search the selected search engine for dorks and check which link is SQL injectable
Your choice (1 or 2):
Enter 1 to only search for the selected search engine using dorks, or 2 to search and check for SQL injection vulnerabilities.
If you choose option 1, the script will ask you:
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Do you want to use proxies? (yes/no):
Enter yes if you want to use proxies, or no if you don't.
If you choose to use proxies, provide the following information:
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Enter the path to the proxy file (formatted as url:username:password):
Enter the type of proxies (http, https, socks5, etc.):
Enter the path to the proxy file (formatted as url:username:password) and the type of proxies you are using (e.g., http, https, socks5).
The script will then prompt you to choose the search engine:
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Which search engine do you want to scrape? (google/bing/duckduckgo):
 
Enter the name of the search engine you want to use (google, bing, or duckduckgo).
Next, enter your dork query or choose from the example dorks provided:
Enter your dork query (e.g., inurl:"product.php?pid=") or choose from these dorks: inurl:"index.php?id=", inurl:"trainers.php?id=", ...
 
Finally, enter the number of pages you want to scrape:
 
Enter the number of pages to scrape:
 
The script will start searching the selected search engine using the provided dork query and save the found links to the found_links.txt file.
If you chose option 2, the script will also check the found links for SQL injection vulnerabilities and save the results to the vulnerable_links.txt file.

I can't wait to examine collectively