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[Release] [Source] Google Shell Finder - SQLi - 05-15-2013
Google Shell Finder
Introduction
I wanted to automate the process of getting public shells from Pastebin.com, so I whipped this program together to do precisely that. It's nothing fancy. Didn't know there was a Google API for .NET until I did a few searches.
Source
Google.vb Wrote:Imports Google.API
Imports Google.API.Search
Imports System.Net
Public Class Google
'Specify your dork here, chr(34) is a quote character
Private Shared Dork As String = "intext:" & Chr(34) & "http://" & Chr(34) & " intext:" & Chr(34) & "udp.php" & Chr(34) & " intext:" & Chr(34) & "webdav" & Chr(34) & " -" & Chr(34) & "shells.red-pill.eu" & Chr(34) & " -" & Chr(34) & "Trojans" & Chr(34) & " site:pastebin.com"
Public Shared Function GetShells(ByVal Pages As Integer)
Try
Dim Shells As String = String.Empty
Dim cl As New GwebSearchClient("http://www.google.no/")
Dim rtnList As IList(Of IWebResult) = cl.Search(Dork, Pages)
For Each itm As IWebResult In rtnList
Shells &= ParseShells(itm.Url) & Environment.NewLine
Next
Return Shells
Catch ex As Exception
Return "Error, please try again later!"
End Try
End Function
Private Shared Function ParseShells(ByVal URL As String) As String
URL = URL.Substring(URL.LastIndexOf("/") + 1)
Dim Shells As String = (New WebClient).DownloadString("http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=" & URL)
Return Shells
End Function
End Class
Usage Wrote:System.IO.File.WriteAllText(Application.StartupPath & "\Shells.txt", Google.GetShells(20))
Download example program
http://www.mediafire.com/
Credits (API and code)
Google API for .NET
API example usage
RE: [Release] [Source] Google Shell Finder - ErroraBorealis - 05-15-2013
Thanks for this. I was wanting to find some shells.
RE: [Release] [Source] Google Shell Finder - SQLi - 05-15-2013
(05-15-2013, 08:39 PM)Sinisterkid Wrote: Thanks for this. I was wanting to find some shells.
I forgot to explain how the example program works, when it asks for a file to put the shells in, just press enter and it will create shells.txt in the programs startuppath.
The dork isn't the best I admit, so you should compile your own program with the code I provided.
RE: [Release] [Source] Google Shell Finder - Nefarious - 05-15-2013
This will be extremely useful for a project I am working on, thanks for the share man.