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Hacking ☠️ 40 Ways to Use Shodan Like a Weapon

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☠️ 40 Ways to Use Shodan Like a Weapon

Here’s a curated list of powerful Shodan search filters to uncover vulnerable systems, exposed services, and juicy targets across the internet. Combine, automate, and hunt wisely.

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1. org:"Company Name"           # Expose assets by organization
2. hostname:".com"             # Discover subdomains
3. ssl:".com"                  # View SSL certificates and infra
4. http.title:"login"         # Locate login portals
5. port:21                    # Exposed FTP servers
6. port:22                    # SSH services
7. port:80                    # Basic HTTP targets
8. http.favicon.hash:"-123456789"  # Identify apps by favicon
9. product:"nginx"            # Servers running NGINX
10. product:"Apache"          # Apache servers
11. country:"IN"              # Filter by country (India)
12. city:"New York"           # Narrow by city
13. org:"Cloudflare"          # Cloudflare-hosted infra
14. os:"Windows"              # Exposed Windows systems
15. os:"Linux"                # Filter for Linux
16. vuln:CVE-2023-XXXXX       # Specific CVE vulnerability
17. has_screenshot:true       # Visual previews of devices
18. shodan api                # Automate with Python/API
19. tag:"default"             # Devices with default configs
20. net:192.168.1.0/24        # Specific subnet scan
21. port:9200                 # Exposed Elasticsearch
22. port:6379                 # Redis (no auth by default)
23. port:11211                # Memcached servers
24. port:27017                # MongoDB databases
25. port:3306                 # MySQL
26. port:5432                 # PostgreSQL
27. title:"phpmyadmin"        # phpMyAdmin instances
28. html:"X-Powered-By"       # Fingerprint tech stack
29. http.component:"WordPress" # WordPress detection
30. http.component:"Drupal"   # Drupal sites
31. http.component:"Joomla"   # Joomla sites
32. after:"2024-01-01"        # Freshly indexed
33. before:"2023-12-31"       # Archived assets
34. device:"webcam"           # Webcam exposures
35. device:"router"           # Router discovery
36. product:"OpenSSH"         # Specific OpenSSH versions
37. product:"Cisco"           # Cisco devices
38. tag:"industrial"          # ICS / SCADA exposure
39. ssl.cert.expired:true     # Expired SSL certs
40. http.html:"admin"         # Pages with raw 'admin' content



🎯 Shodan Dorks for OSINT, Recon and Bug Bounty:
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Subdomain Enumeration with Favicon using Shodan:
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💬 Feel free to comment with your own Shodan tricks, filters, or automation scripts.
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