├── COPYRIGHT
├── README
├── dork
└── etc
    ├── COPYRIGHT
    ├── dork.conf
    ├── keywords.conf
    ├── mysterious.conf
    ├── preset.conf
    └── tld.conf


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634 |     <one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
635 |     Copyright (C) <year>  <name of author>
636 | 
637 |     This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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649 | 
650 | Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
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652 |   If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short
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654 | 
655 |     <program>  Copyright (C) <year>  <name of author>
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671 | may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with
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675 | 


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  1 | ______________________________________________________________
  2 |   _____ _               ___           _      __ _     _      
  3 |  /__   \ |__   ___     /   \___  _ __| | __ / _(_) __| | ___ 
  4 |    / /\/ '_ \ / _ \   / /\ / _ \| '__| |/ / \ \| |/ _` |/ _ \
  5 |   / /  | | | |  __/  / /_// (_) | |  |   <  _\ \ | (_| |  __/
  6 |   \/   |_|_|_|\___| /___,' \___/|_|  |_|\_\ \__/_|\__,_|\___|
  7 |                   ___  / _|   / _ \___   ___   __ _| | ___ 
  8 |                  / _ \| |_   / /_\/ _ \ / _ \ / _` | |/ _ \
  9 |                 | (_) |  _| / /_\\ (_) | (_) | (_| | |  __/
 10 |                  \___/|_|   \____/\___/ \___/ \__, |_|\___|
 11 |                                               |___/                
 12 | ______________________________________________________________
 13 | 	The Dork Side of GOOGLE 1.2 
 14 | 		(C) 2014 mes3hacklab.org
 15 | 
 16 | This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
 17 | This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
 18 | under certain conditions; Use -w for details.
 19 | 
 20 | dork [-s <shell>] [-st <tld>] [-n <number>] [-q] [-h] [-nb] 
 21 | 	 [-nc] [-ng] [-r] [-sw] [--site <site>] [-u] [-w]
 22 | 	 [-b3 <charset>] [-b3n <number>] [-P <preset>]
 23 | 	 [-g <gen>] [-gn <number>] [-b3o]
 24 | 
 25 | dork --list-tld [-q]
 26 | dork --list-shell [-q]		
 27 | dork --list-mys [-q]
 28 | dork --list-pre [-q]
 29 | dork --list-gen [-q]
 30 | 		
 31 | 	-s <shell>	Set the shell to search.
 32 | 	-st <tld>	Set the TLD to search.
 33 | 	--site <site>	Specify the website.
 34 | 	-n <number>	Set the number of dork to generate.
 35 | 	-q		Don't print the banner.
 36 | 	-h		Help.
 37 | 	-ng		Do not use shell-governmental 
 38 | 			organizations.
 39 | 	-sw		Shuffle the dorks.
 40 | 	-r		Sets everything to random.
 41 | 	-nb		Generic dorks.
 42 | 	-nc		Do not use secondary search keywords.
 43 | 	--list-tld	Print the list of TLDs.
 44 | 	--list-shell	Print the list of shells.
 45 | 	--list-mys	Print the list of charsets.
 46 | 	--list-pre	Print the list of presets.
 47 | 	--list-gen	Print the list of general words 
 48 | 			collections.
 49 | 	-g <gen>	Use general words collection.
 50 | 	-gn <num>	Nuumber of general words to use. 
 51 | 	-P <preset>	Use a preset dork parameters.
 52 | 	-u		Use inurl instead site in TLD search.
 53 | 	-b3 <charset>	Insert some characters (it may work
 54 | 			feeling lucky?).
 55 | 	-b3n <number>	Number of strange characters.
 56 | 	-b3o		Uuse strange characters as "or" operation.
 57 | 	-w		Show license.
 58 | 
 59 | Available presets:	
 60 | etnic               Search the etnic shells.
 61 | all                 Search all
 62 | apache              Increase search on apache.
 63 | file                Increase search on binary files.
 64 | 
 65 | Available shells:
 66 | 1n73ction
 67 | r57shell
 68 | c4uR
 69 | CempLe
 70 | Locus7Shell
 71 | GNYShell
 72 | merdeka
 73 | santana
 74 | CyberAnarchy
 75 | HMBr57
 76 | indonesian
 77 | c99
 78 | default
 79 | 
 80 | Available charsets:
 81 | 336	latin
 82 | 2717	all
 83 | 144	greek
 84 | 256	ciryllic
 85 | 96	armenian
 86 | 112	herbew
 87 | 1085	arabic
 88 | 80	syriac
 89 | 128	bengali
 90 | 128	thai
 91 | 48	currency
 92 | 96	geometric
 93 | 208	japan
 94 | 
 95 | Available word collections:
 96 | headers             Search via file contents.
 97 | apache              Search by configuration parameters.
 98 | shells              Generic shells useful words.
 99 | all                 All words!
100 | 


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  1 | #!/usr/bin/php
  2 | <?php
  3 | /*
  4 | * DorkSide of GOOGLE
  5 | * Copyright (C) 2014 by mes3hacklab
  6 | *
  7 | * DorkSide of GOOGLE is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
  8 | * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
  9 | * the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
 10 | * (at your option) any later version.
 11 | *
 12 | * This source code is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 13 | * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 14 | * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
 15 | * GNU General Public License for more details.
 16 | *
 17 | * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 18 | * along with this source code; if not, write to the Free Software
 19 | * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
 20 | */
 21 | 
 22 | function parsePar(&$par,$arg,&$pre,$isMain) {
 23 | 	$cx = count($arg);
 24 | 	for ($i = $isMain ? 1:0; $i < $cx; $i++) {
 25 | 		$p = $arg[$i];
 26 | 		if ($p=='' OR $p[0]!='-') die("Wrong parameter: $p\n");
 27 | 		$p = substr($p,1);
 28 | 		
 29 | 		if ($p=='P') {
 30 | 			$x=$arg[$i+1];
 31 | 			if ($x=='') die("Invalid value for -P\n");
 32 | 			if ($x[0]=='_' AND !$isMain) die("Can't use -P $x\n");
 33 | 			$i++;
 34 | 		        if (!isset($pre[$x])) die("Unknown preset: $x\n");
 35 | 		        if ($pre[$x][0]) die("Too many preset call: $x" .($isMain ? "":" by config file").".\n");
 36 | 		        $pre[$x][0]=true;
 37 | 		        parsePar($par,$pre[$x][1],$pre,false);
 38 | 		        continue;
 39 | 			}
 40 | 					
 41 | 		if (!isset($par[$p])) die("Wrong parameter: -$p\n");
 42 | 		
 43 | 		if (is_bool($par[$p])) {
 44 | 			$par[$p]=true;
 45 | 			continue;
 46 | 			}
 47 | 		
 48 | 		if (is_numeric($par[$p]) AND is_numeric(@$arg[$i+1])) {
 49 | 			$par[$p] = intval($arg[$i+1]);
 50 | 			$i++;
 51 | 			continue;
 52 | 			}
 53 | 			
 54 | 		if (is_string($par[$p])) {
 55 | 		        $par[$p] = $arg[$i+1];
 56 | 		        $i++;
 57 | 		        continue;
 58 | 			}
 59 | 			
 60 | 		die("Wrong parameter value -$p\n");
 61 | 		}
 62 | }
 63 | 
 64 | $lst = file('etc/dork.conf') OR die("Dork file error\n");
 65 | $src=array();
 66 | $ph=0;
 67 | $idx = 0;
 68 | $idc = 0;
 69 | $shl=array();
 70 | 
 71 | foreach($lst as $num => $li) {
 72 | 	list($li)=explode('#',$li,2);
 73 | 	$li=trim($li,"\r\n");
 74 | 	$li=str_replace("\t",' ',$li);
 75 | 	$x=trim($li,' ');
 76 | 	if ($x!='' && $x[0]=='@') {
 77 | 		$x=str_replace('-','',$x);
 78 | 		$x=substr($x,1);
 79 | 		$idx = $x.'-'.$idc;
 80 | 		$shl[$x]=true;
 81 | 	        continue;
 82 | 		}
 83 | 		
 84 | 	if ($x=='' AND $ph==1) {
 85 | 	        $ph=0;
 86 | 	        $src[$idx] = array(
 87 | 	        	'a'	=>	$cur	,
 88 | 	        	'b'	=>	$tmp	,
 89 | 				'c'	=>	$tmp2	)
 90 | 			;
 91 | 		$idc++;
 92 | 		$idx=$idc;			
 93 | 		continue;
 94 | 		}
 95 | 	
 96 | 	if ($li!='' AND $li[0]==' ') {
 97 | 		if ($ph==0) die("Line: ".($num+1)." Error!\n");
 98 | 		$y=trim($li,' ');
 99 | 		if ($y[0]=='&') $tmp2[] = trim(substr($y,1),' '); else $tmp[] = $y;
100 | 		} else {
101 | 		if ($ph!=0) die("Line: ".($num+1)." Error!\n");
102 | 		$ph=1;
103 | 		$cur = trim($li,' ');
104 | 		$tmp=array();
105 | 		$tmp2=array();
106 | 		}	
107 | 	}
108 | 	
109 | $tld=array();	
110 | $lst = file('etc/tld.conf') OR die("TLD file error\n");
111 | foreach($lst as $num => $li) {
112 | 	$li=trim($li,"\t\r\n ");
113 | 	$li=str_replace("\t",' ',$li);
114 | 	list($li)=explode('#',$li,2);
115 | 	if ($li=='') continue;
116 | 	while(strpos($li,'  ')!==false) $li=str_replace('  ',' ',$li);
117 | 	list($a,$b)=explode(' ',$li,2);
118 | 	$a=strtolower($a);
119 | 	$c=trim($a,'.');
120 | 	if ($a[0]=='.') $a="gov".$a;
121 | 	$tld[$c]=array(
122 | 	        't'	=>	$a	,
123 | 	        's'	=>	$b	)
124 | 		;
125 | 	}
126 | 
127 | $tmp = file('etc/mysterious.conf') OR die("Error in mysterious.conf\n");
128 | $mys=array();
129 | $cur='all';
130 | foreach($tmp as $nn => $li) {
131 | 		if ($nn==0) continue;
132 | 		$li=trim($li,"\t\r\n ");
133 | 		list($li)=explode('#',$li,2);
134 | 		if ($li=='') continue;
135 | 		if ($li[0]=='@') {
136 | 			$cur=substr($li,1);
137 | 			if (!isset($mys[$cur])) $mys[$cur] = array();
138 | 			continue;
139 | 			}
140 | 		$x=ord($li[0]);
141 | 		if ($x<127) continue;
142 | 		$mys[$cur][] = $li;
143 | 		$mys['all'][] = $li; 
144 | 		}
145 | 
146 | $tmp = file('etc/preset.conf') OR die("Error in preset.conf\n");
147 | $pre = array();
148 | 
149 | foreach($tmp as $nn => $li) {
150 | 	$li=trim($li,"\t\r\n ");
151 | 	$li=str_replace("\t",' ',$li);
152 | 	while(strpos($li,'  ')!==false) $li=str_replace('  ',' ',$li);
153 | 	$li=trim($li,' ');
154 | 	if ($li=='') continue;
155 | 	@list($li,$cm)=explode('#',$li,2);
156 | 	$li=trim($li,' ');
157 | 	if ($li=='') continue;
158 | 	list($a,$b)=explode(' ',$li,2);
159 | 	$a=strtolower($a);
160 | 	if (isset($pre[$a])) $a=$a.count($pre);
161 | 	$b=trim($b,' ');
162 | 	$pre[$a] = array( 
163 | 		false 		, 
164 | 		explode(' ',$b)	,
165 | 		trim($cm,' ')	)
166 | 		;
167 | 		
168 | 	}
169 | 
170 | $tmp = file('etc/keywords.conf') OR die("Error in keywords.conf\n");
171 | $kwo = array();
172 | foreach($tmp as $nn => $li) {
173 | 	$li=trim($li,"\t\r\n ");
174 | 	$li=str_replace("\t",' ',$li);
175 | 	while(strpos($li,'  ')!==false) $li=str_replace('  ',' ',$li);
176 | 	$li=trim($li,' ');
177 | 	if ($li=='') continue;
178 | 	@list($li,$cm)=explode('#',$li,2);
179 | 	$li=trim($li,' ');
180 | 	if ($li=='') continue;
181 | 	list($a,$b)=explode(' ',$li,2);
182 | 	$a=strtolower($a);
183 | 	if (isset($kwo[$a])) $a=$a.count($kwo);
184 | 	$b = explode('|',$b);
185 | 	$c=array();
186 | 	foreach($b as $k => $v) {
187 | 		$v=trim($v,' ');
188 | 	        if ($v[0]!='$') {
189 | 	        	$c[$k]=$v;
190 | 	        	continue;
191 | 			}
192 | 		$v = substr($v,1);
193 | 		if (!isset($kwo[$v])) die("Error in keywords.conf colleciton $v not defined before $a.\n");
194 | 		$c = array_merge($c,$kwo[$v][0]);
195 | 		}
196 | 	
197 | 	$kwo[$a] = array( 
198 | 		$c		,
199 | 		trim($cm,' ')	)
200 | 		;
201 | 		
202 | 	}
203 |       
204 | $par = array(
205 | 	's'		=>	""	,
206 | 	'st'	=>	""	,
207 | 	'n'		=>	1	,
208 | 	'-list-tld'	=>	false	,
209 | 	'-list-shell'	=>	false	,
210 | 	'-list-mys'	=>	false	,
211 | 	'-list-pre'	=>	false	,
212 | 	'-list-gen'	=>	false	,
213 | 	'-site'	=>	""	,
214 | 	'q'		=>	false	,
215 | 	'h'		=>	false	,
216 | 	'nb'	=>	false	,
217 | 	'nc'	=>	false	,
218 | 	'ng'	=>	false	,
219 | 	'r'		=>	false	,
220 | 	'u'		=>	false	,
221 | 	'w'		=>	false	,
222 | 	'g'	=>	""		,
223 | 	'gn'	=>	2		,
224 | 	'b3'	=>	""		,
225 | 	'b3n'	=>	3		,
226 | 	'b3o'	=>	false		,
227 | 	'sw'	=>	false	)
228 | 	;
229 | 	
230 | parsePar($par,$argv,$pre,true); 
231 | 	
232 | if ($par['q']==false) {
233 | ?>
234 | ______________________________________________________________
235 |   _____ _               ___           _      __ _     _      
236 |  /__   \ |__   ___     /   \___  _ __| | __ / _(_) __| | ___ 
237 |    / /\/ '_ \ / _ \   / /\ / _ \| '__| |/ / \ \| |/ _` |/ _ \
238 |   / /  | | | |  __/  / /_// (_) | |  |   <  _\ \ | (_| |  __/
239 |   \/   |_|_|_|\___| /___,' \___/|_|  |_|\_\ \__/_|\__,_|\___|
240 |                   ___  / _|   / _ \___   ___   __ _| | ___ 
241 |                  / _ \| |_   / /_\/ _ \ / _ \ / _` | |/ _ \
242 |                 | (_) |  _| / /_\\ (_) | (_) | (_| | |  __/
243 |                  \___/|_|   \____/\___/ \___/ \__, |_|\___|
244 |                                               |___/                
245 | ______________________________________________________________
246 | 	The Dork Side of GOOGLE 1.2 
247 | 		(C) 2014 mes3hacklab.org
248 | 
249 | <?php
250 | if (!$par['w']) {
251 | 	echo "This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.\n";
252 | 	echo "This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it\n";
253 | 	echo "under certain conditions; Use -w for details.\n\n";
254 | 	}
255 | }
256 | 
257 | if ($par['w']) {
258 | 	echo "License:\n";
259 | 	@readfile('COPYRIGHT') OR @readfile('etc/COPYRIGHT') OR die("GPL V3\n");
260 | 	exit;
261 | 	}
262 | 
263 | if ($par['h']) {
264 | ?>
265 | dork [-s <shell>] [-st <tld>] [-n <number>] [-q] [-h] [-nb] 
266 | 	 [-nc] [-ng] [-r] [-sw] [--site <site>] [-u] [-w]
267 | 	 [-b3 <charset>] [-b3n <number>] [-P <preset>]
268 | 	 [-g <gen>] [-gn <number>] [-b3o]
269 | 
270 | dork --list-tld [-q]
271 | dork --list-shell [-q]		
272 | dork --list-mys [-q]
273 | dork --list-pre [-q]
274 | dork --list-gen [-q]
275 | 		
276 | 	-s <shell>	Set the shell to search.
277 | 	-st <tld>	Set the TLD to search.
278 | 	--site <site>	Specify the website.
279 | 	-n <number>	Set the number of dork to generate.
280 | 	-q		Don't print the banner.
281 | 	-h		Help.
282 | 	-ng		Do not use shell-governmental 
283 | 			organizations.
284 | 	-sw		Shuffle the dorks.
285 | 	-r		Sets everything to random.
286 | 	-nb		Generic dorks.
287 | 	-nc		Do not use secondary search keywords.
288 | 	--list-tld	Print the list of TLDs.
289 | 	--list-shell	Print the list of shells.
290 | 	--list-mys	Print the list of charsets.
291 | 	--list-pre	Print the list of presets.
292 | 	--list-gen	Print the list of universal words.
293 | 	-g <gen>	Use the universal words.
294 | 	-gn <num>	Number of universal words to use. 
295 | 	-P <preset>	Use preset dork parameters.
296 | 	-u		Use inurl instead site in TLD search.
297 | 	-b3 <charset>	Insert some characters (it may work,
298 | 			feeling lucky?).
299 | 	-b3n <number>	Number of strange characters.
300 | 	-b3o		Use "or" between character and character.
301 | 	-w		Show license.
302 | 	
303 | <?php
304 | 	exit;
305 | 	}	
306 | 	
307 | if ($par['-list-tld']) {
308 | 	foreach($tld as $k => $v) echo "$k\t{$v['t']}\t{$v['s']}\n";
309 | 	exit;
310 | 	}
311 | 
312 | if ($par['-list-mys']) {
313 | 	foreach($mys as $k => $v) echo count($v)."\t$k\n";
314 | 	exit;
315 | 	}
316 | 
317 | if ($par['-list-shell']) {
318 | 	foreach($shl as $k => $v) echo "$k\n";
319 | 	exit;
320 | 	}
321 | 
322 | if ($par['-list-pre']) {
323 | 	foreach($pre as $k => $v) {
324 | 	        echo str_pad($k,19,' ').' ';
325 | 	        $x = wordwrap($v[2],50,"\n\t");
326 | 	        echo trim($x,"\n\t ")."\n";
327 | 		}
328 | 	exit;
329 | 	}
330 | 
331 | if ($par['-list-gen']) {
332 | 	foreach($kwo as $k => $v) {
333 | 	        echo str_pad($k,19,' ').' ';
334 | 	        $x = wordwrap($v[1],50,"\n\t");
335 | 	        echo trim($x,"\n\t ")."\n";
336 | 		}
337 | 	exit;
338 | 	}
339 | 
340 | if ($par['n']<1) exit;
341 | 
342 | if ($par['s']!='') {
343 | 	$tmp=array();
344 | 	$par['s']=strtolower($par['s']);
345 | 	foreach($src as $k => $v) {
346 | 	        if (strpos($k,'-')===false) continue;
347 | 	        list($a,$b)=explode('-',$k,2);
348 | 	        if (strtolower($a)==$par['s']) $tmp[$k]=$v;
349 | 		}
350 | 	$src=$tmp;
351 | 	$tmp='';
352 | 	if (count($src)==0) die("Shell without dork {$par['s']}\n");
353 | 	}
354 | 
355 | $tmp = array();
356 | foreach($src as $v) $tmp[] = $v;
357 | $src=$tmp;
358 | $tmp='';
359 | $maxDork = count($src);
360 | 
361 | $FF= array(
362 | 	'b'	=>	true	,
363 | 	'c'	=>	true	)
364 | 	;
365 | 
366 | @mt_srand(microtime(true));
367 | 
368 | $eso=false;
369 | if ($par['b3']!="") {
370 | 		if (!isset($mys[$par['b3']])) die("Unknown esoteric function!!\n");
371 | 		$eso = $mys[$par['b3']];
372 | 		}
373 | 
374 | $ugw=false;
375 | if ($par['g']!="") {
376 |         if (!isset($kwo[$par['g']])) die("Unknown words collection function!!\n");
377 | 	$ugw = $kwo[$par['g']][0];
378 | 	}
379 | 			   
380 | $pr0 = $par['u'] ? "site:" : "inurl:" ;
381 | 
382 | for ($don=0;$don<$par['n'];$don++) {
383 | 	if ($par['st']!='' AND $par['-site']=='') {
384 |         	if (!isset($tld[$par['st']])) die("Unknown TLD: {$par['st']}\n");
385 |         	if ($par['ng']) $st=$pr0.$par['st'].' '; else $st=$pr0.$tld[$par['st']]['t'].' ';
386 |         	} else $st='';
387 |         
388 |         if ($par['-site']!='') $st="site:".$par['-site'].' ';
389 |         
390 |         if ($maxDork==1) $r=0; else $r=mt_rand(0,$maxDork-1);
391 |         $cur = $src[$r];
392 |         $st.=$cur['a'].' ';
393 | 	
394 | 	if ($par['r']) {
395 | 	        $FF['a'] = mt_rand(0,10)>5;
396 | 	        $FF['b'] = mt_rand(0,10)>5;
397 | 	        $par['sw']=true;
398 | 		}
399 | 	
400 | 	foreach(array('b','c') as $i) {
401 | 		if ($par['n'.$i]) continue;
402 | 		if ($FF[$i]==false) continue;
403 | 		
404 | 		$cx = count($cur[$i]);
405 | 		if ($cx>0) {
406 | 			if ($cx==1) $s=0; else $s = mt_rand(0,$cx-1);
407 | 			$st.=$cur[$i][$s].' ';
408 | 			}
409 | 		}				
410 | 
411 | 	if ($ugw) {
412 | 		shuffle($ugw);
413 | 		$m = count($ugw)-1;
414 | 		if ($par['gn']<2) $par['gn']=2;
415 | 		if ($par['gn']>$m) $par['gn']=$m;
416 | 		
417 | 		$x=array();
418 | 		$a=0;
419 | 		
420 | 		foreach($ugw as $y) {
421 | 			$x[] = $y;
422 | 			if ($a>=$par['gn']) break;
423 | 			$a++;
424 | 			}
425 | 			
426 | 		$x='( '.implode(' | ',$x).' ) ';
427 | 		$x=str_replace(' ',chr(255),$x);
428 | 		$st.=$x;
429 | 		$x='';				
430 | 		}
431 | 
432 | 	if ($eso) {
433 | 		if ($par['b3o']) {
434 | 			$x=array();
435 | 			$m = count($eso);
436 | 			for ($a=0;$a<$par['b3n'];$a++) $x[]=chr(255).$eso[mt_rand(0,$m-1)].chr(255);
437 | 			$st.='('.chr(255).implode(chr(255).'|'.chr(255),$x).chr(255).')'.chr(255).' ';			
438 | 			} else {
439 | 			$m = count($eso);
440 | 			for ($a=0;$a<$par['b3n'];$a++) {
441 | 				$st.=chr(255).$eso[mt_rand(0,$m-1)].chr(255).' ';
442 | 				}
443 | 			}
444 | 		}
445 | 
446 | 	$st=trim($st,' ');
447 | 	if ($par['sw']) {
448 | 	        $st=explode(' ',$st);
449 | 	        shuffle($st);
450 | 	        $st=implode(' ',$st);
451 | 		}
452 | 	$st=str_replace(chr(255),' ',$st);
453 | 	echo "$st\n";	       
454 | 	}
455 | 	
456 | ?>
457 | 


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675 | 


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  1 | "gb" "server.ip"
  2 | 	"your.ip" 
  3 | 	"disk.free" "yer_ip"
  4 | 
  5 | "gb" "disk.free" 
  6 | 	"yer_ip"
  7 | 
  8 | inurl:php intext:free | gb intext:space | disk "your.ip" "server.ip" 
  9 | 	"on" "off"
 10 | 
 11 | inurl:php intext:free | gb intext:space | disk "your.ip" "server.ip"  
 12 | 	"on" "off" "php" intext:mysql 
 13 | 	& 	mssql 
 14 | 	&	postgresql 
 15 | 	&	oracle 
 16 | 	&	intext:windows | linux	
 17 | 
 18 | inurl:php "gb" "server.ip" "your.ip"
 19 | 	"Safe.Mode" 
 20 | 	"cURL"
 21 | 	"PHP-Proxy"
 22 | 	"Self.Remove"
 23 | 	"Locus7Shell"
 24 | 	"Your.ip.Surving"
 25 | 	"Your.Real.ip"
 26 | 	"X.1N73C" 
 27 | 	"S1T1.B4RC0D3"
 28 | 	&	drwxrwxrwx
 29 | 	&	"kernel.info"
 30 | 	&	"make.dir"
 31 | 	&	"PHP Safe-Mode Bypass"
 32 | 	&	"upload"
 33 | 	&	"owner.group"
 34 | 
 35 | @1n73ction
 36 | inurl:php "gb" "server.ip" "your.ip" "System.OS"
 37 | 	"Software"
 38 | 	"Safemode"
 39 | 	"Disabled.Functions"
 40 | 	"X.1N73CT"
 41 | 	"S1T1.B4RC0D3"
 42 | 	&	"Oracle"
 43 | 	&	"MSSQL"
 44 | 	&	"MySQL"
 45 | 	&	"Perl"
 46 | 	&	"Python"
 47 | 	&	"Ruby"
 48 | 	&	"Java"
 49 | 	&	"GCC"
 50 | 	&	"cURL"
 51 | 	&	"WGet"
 52 | 
 53 | @r57shell
 54 | inurl:php "gb" "server.ip" "your.ip" "r57shell"
 55 | 	"Free.space"
 56 | 	"Total.space"
 57 | 	"Useful"
 58 | 	&	"phpinfo"
 59 | 	&	"php.ini"    
 60 | 	&	"cpu"    
 61 | 	&	"mem"    
 62 | 	&	"syslog"    
 63 | 	&	"resolv"    
 64 | 	&	"hosts"    
 65 | 	&	"shadow"    
 66 | 	&	"passwd"   
 67 |      	&	"procinfo"    
 68 | 	&	"dmesg"    
 69 | 	&	"vmstat"    
 70 | 	&	"lspci"    
 71 | 	&	"lsdev"    
 72 | 	&	"interrupts"    
 73 | 	&	"realise1"    
 74 | 	&	"realise2"    
 75 | 	&	"lsattr"
 76 | 	&	"Eval PHP code" 
 77 | 
 78 | @c4uR
 79 | inurl:php "gb" "server.ip" "your.ip" "c4uR"
 80 | 	"Bind.Port"
 81 | 	"COMMANDS.PANEL"
 82 | 	"Backdoor"
 83 | 
 84 | @CempLe 
 85 | inurl:php "gb" "server.ip" "your.ip"
 86 | 	"PHP.Info" 
 87 | 	"Proses" 
 88 | 	"mysQL" 
 89 | 	"Backdoor" 
 90 | 	"Backconnect"
 91 | 	"cPanel" 
 92 | 	"Scan"
 93 | 
 94 | @Locus7Shell
 95 | inurl:php "gb" "server.ip" "your.ip" "Locus7Shell"
 96 | 	uname
 97 | 	"Safe.mode"
 98 | 	"Useful.Commands"
 99 | 	"Kernel.Info"
100 | 
101 | @GNYShell
102 | inurl:php "your.ip" "server.ip"
103 | 	"GNY.Shell" "Edition" "Generated.in"
104 | 	"fud" "by" "alb0wz"
105 | 	"enter" "kernel.info" "functions" "make" "dir" "aliases"
106 | 	
107 | inurl:php "* safe.mode bypass" "read file" "directory listing"
108 | 
109 | @merdeka
110 | "server.ip" "Indonesia.Raya" intitle:"zetta"
111 | 	&	"Merdeka"
112 | 	&	"milw0rm.it"
113 | 	& 	"Toolz"
114 | 	&	"Self.Kill"
115 | 	&	"COMMANDS.PANEL"
116 | 	&	"Gorontalo"
117 | 	
118 | @santana
119 | "santana.SHeLL" "server.ip" "your.ip" "freespace"
120 | 	"Enumerate"
121 | 	"Gorontalo.HCG"
122 | 	"Directory.List"
123 | 	"user.id"
124 | 	&	"BackDor" "psyBNC" "Eggdrop"	
125 | 	&	"BackDor" "psyBNC"
126 | 	&	"COMMANDS.PANEL" 
127 | 
128 | @CyberAnarchy
129 | "COMMANDS.PANEL" "kernel.info" "CyberAnarchy"
130 | 	&	"SAFE MODE is"
131 | 	&	"FTP Buteforcer" "Security Info" 
132 | 	&	"PHP-Code" "Encoder"
133 | 	&	"Backdoor" "Back-Connection"
134 | 	&	"milw0rm.it"
135 | 	&	pcntl_alarm
136 | 	&	pcntl_fork
137 | 	&	pcntl_waitpid
138 | 	&	pcntl_wait
139 | 	&	pcntl_wifexited
140 | 	&	pcntl_wifstopped
141 | 	&	pcntl_wifsignaled
142 | 	&	pcntl_wexitstatus
143 | 	&	pcntl_wtermsig
144 | 	&	pcntl_wstopsig
145 | 	&	pcntl_signal
146 | 	&	pcntl_signal_dispatch
147 | 	&	pcntl_get_last_error
148 | 	&	pcntl_strerror
149 | 	&	phpinfo	
150 | 
151 | @HMBr57
152 | "HMBr57" "your.ip" "server.ip" 
153 | 	"Safe_mode_exec_dir" 
154 | 	"Safe_mode_include_dir"
155 | 	&	"phpinfo" "phpini" "cpu" "mem" "syslog" 
156 | 	&	"resolv" "hosts" 
157 | 	&	"shadow" "passwd" 
158 | 	&	"tmp" "delete"
159 |   	&	"procinfo" "version" 
160 | 	&	"free" "dmesg" 
161 | 	&	"vmstat" "lspci" 
162 | 	&	"lsdev" "sbin" 
163 | 	&	"interrupts" "realise1" 
164 | 	&	"realise2" "lsattr"
165 |   	&	"ifconfig" 
166 | 	&	"fstab" 
167 | 
168 | @indonesian
169 | "server.ip" "free.disk" "safemode" "Indonesian.Cyber.Army"
170 | 	"your.ip" "cgi.telnet" 
171 | 	"your.ip"
172 | 	"cgi.telnet"
173 | 	"mass.deface"
174 | 	"joomla.respass"
175 | 	"zone.h"
176 | 	"Mr.Gandrunx"
177 | 	&	"disabled.functions" 
178 | 	&	"nobody" 
179 | 	&	"sqli.scanner"
180 | 	&	"joomla"
181 | 	&	"script.encode"
182 | 
183 | @c99
184 | "C99Shell" "Safe.mode"
185 | 	"free" "GB" "FTP.brute" "Command.execute"
186 | 	"free" "GB"
187 | 	&	"Make.Dir"
188 | 	&	"Make.File"
189 | 	 
190 | intitle:c99shell filetype:php
191 | 
192 | @default
193 | "gb" "server.ip"
194 | 	"your.ip" 
195 | 


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1 | headers		"PDF-1.4" | "PDF.1" | "GIF89" | "JFIF" | "GIF89.a" | "Exif" | "bin.sh" | "ELF"			# Search via file contents.
2 | apache 		RewriteEngine | FollowSymLinks | Options						# Search by configuration parameters.
3 | shells		mssql | postgresql | oracle | windows | linux | drwxrwxrwx | kernel | Oracle | MySQL | Perl | php | Python | Ruby | Java | dmesg | passwd | phpinfo | Backdoor | "Safe.mode" | pcntl | vmstat | IIS # Generic shells useful words.
4 | all		$headers | $apache | $shells					# All words!  
5 | 


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   2 | @latin
   3 | 
   4 | 
   5 |     0100
   6 |     Ā
   7 |     ā
   8 |     Ă
   9 |     ă
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  12 |     Ć
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  14 |     Ĉ
  15 |     ĉ
  16 |     Ċ
  17 |     ċ
  18 |     Č
  19 |     č
  20 |     Ď
  21 |     ď
  22 |     0110
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  25 |     Ē
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  27 |     Ĕ
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  31 |     Ę
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  38 |     ğ
  39 |     0120
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  42 |     Ģ
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  81 |     Ň
  82 |     ň
  83 |     ʼn
  84 |     Ŋ
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  87 |     ō
  88 |     Ŏ
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  90 |     0150
  91 |     Ő
  92 |     ő
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  95 |     Ŕ
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 141 | 
 142 | 
 143 | 
 144 |     0180
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 227 |     ǎ
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 277 |     ǽ
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 279 |     ǿ
 280 | 
 281 |     0200
 282 |     Ȁ
 283 |     ȁ
 284 |     Ȃ
 285 |     ȃ
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 365 |     ɏ
 366 | 
 367 | @greek
 368 | 
 369 | 
 370 |     0370
 371 |     Ͱ
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 397 |     Ή
 398 |     Ί
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 420 |     Ο
 421 |     03A0
 422 |     Π
 423 |     Ρ
 424 |     ΢
 425 |     Σ
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 429 |     Χ
 430 |     Ψ
 431 |     Ω
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 453 |     ξ
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 466 |     ϊ
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 471 |     Ϗ
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 473 |     ϐ
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 521 |     Ͼ
 522 |     Ͽ
 523 | 
 524 | @ciryllic
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 558 |     П
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 563 |     У
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 709 |     ҭ
 710 |     Ү
 711 |     ү
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 714 |     ұ
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 721 |     Ҹ
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 723 |     Һ
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 733 |     Ӄ
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 738 |     ӈ
 739 |     Ӊ
 740 |     ӊ
 741 |     Ӌ
 742 |     ӌ
 743 |     Ӎ
 744 |     ӎ
 745 |     ӏ
 746 |     04D0
 747 |     Ӑ
 748 |     ӑ
 749 |     Ӓ
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 752 |     ӕ
 753 |     Ӗ
 754 |     ӗ
 755 |     Ә
 756 |     ә
 757 |     Ӛ
 758 |     ӛ
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 761 |     Ӟ
 762 |     ӟ
 763 |     04E0
 764 |     Ӡ
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 766 |     Ӣ
 767 |     ӣ
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 769 |     ӥ
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 771 |     ӧ
 772 |     Ө
 773 |     ө
 774 |     Ӫ
 775 |     ӫ
 776 |     Ӭ
 777 |     ӭ
 778 |     Ӯ
 779 |     ӯ
 780 |     04F0
 781 |     Ӱ
 782 |     ӱ
 783 |     Ӳ
 784 |     ӳ
 785 |     Ӵ
 786 |     ӵ
 787 |     Ӷ
 788 |     ӷ
 789 |     Ӹ
 790 |     ӹ
 791 |     Ӻ
 792 |     ӻ
 793 |     Ӽ
 794 |     ӽ
 795 |     Ӿ
 796 |     ӿ
 797 | 
 798 | @armenian
 799 | 
 800 | 
 801 |     0530
 802 |     ԰
 803 |     Ա
 804 |     Բ
 805 |     Գ
 806 |     Դ
 807 |     Ե
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 817 |     Կ
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 828 |     Չ
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 830 |     Ջ
 831 |     Ռ
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 845 |     ՙ
 846 |     ՚
 847 |     ՛
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 851 |     ՟
 852 |     0560
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 855 |     բ
 856 |     գ
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 861 |     ը
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 863 |     ժ
 864 |     ի
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 871 |     ձ
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 876 |     ն
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 880 |     պ
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 885 |     տ
 886 |     0580
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 894 |     և
 895 |     ֈ
 896 |     ։
 897 |     ֊
 898 |     ֋
 899 |     ֌
 900 |     ֍
 901 |     ֎
 902 |     ֏
 903 | 
 904 | @herbew
 905 | 
 906 | 
 907 |     0590
 908 |     ֐
 909 |     ֑
 910 |     ֒
 911 |     ֓
 912 |     ֔
 913 |     ֕
 914 |     ֖
 915 |     ֗
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 917 |     ֙
 918 |     ֚
 919 |     ֛
 920 |     ֜
 921 |     ֝
 922 |     ֞
 923 |     ֟
 924 |     05A0
 925 |     ֠
 926 |     ֡
 927 |     ֢
 928 |     ֣
 929 |     ֤
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 931 |     ֦
 932 |     ֧
 933 |     ֨
 934 |     ֩
 935 |     ֪
 936 |     ֫
 937 |     ֬
 938 |     ֭
 939 |     ֮
 940 |     ֯
 941 |     05B0
 942 |     ְ
 943 |     ֱ
 944 |     ֲ
 945 |     ֳ
 946 |     ִ
 947 |     ֵ
 948 |     ֶ
 949 |     ַ
 950 |     ָ
 951 |     ֹ
 952 |     ֺ
 953 |     ֻ
 954 |     ּ
 955 |     ֽ
 956 |     ־
 957 |     ֿ
 958 |     05C0
 959 |     ׀
 960 |     ׁ
 961 |     ׂ
 962 |     ׃
 963 |     ׄ
 964 |     ׅ
 965 |     ׆
 966 |     ׇ
 967 |     ׈
 968 |     ׉
 969 |     ׊
 970 |     ׋
 971 |     ׌
 972 |     ׍
 973 |     ׎
 974 |     ׏
 975 |     05D0
 976 |     א
 977 |     ב
 978 |     ג
 979 |     ד
 980 |     ה
 981 |     ו
 982 |     ז
 983 |     ח
 984 |     ט
 985 |     י
 986 |     ך
 987 |     כ
 988 |     ל
 989 |     ם
 990 |     מ
 991 |     ן
 992 |     05E0
 993 |     נ
 994 |     ס
 995 |     ע
 996 |     ף
 997 |     פ
 998 |     ץ
 999 |     צ
1000 |     ק
1001 |     ר
1002 |     ש
1003 |     ת
1004 |     ׫
1005 |     ׬
1006 |     ׭
1007 |     ׮
1008 |     ׯ
1009 |     05F0
1010 |     װ
1011 |     ױ
1012 |     ײ
1013 |     ׳
1014 |     ״
1015 |     ׵
1016 |     ׶
1017 |     ׷
1018 |     ׸
1019 |     ׹
1020 |     ׺
1021 |     ׻
1022 |     ׼
1023 |     ׽
1024 |     ׾
1025 |     ׿
1026 | 
1027 | 
1028 | @arabic
1029 | 
1030 | 
1031 |     0600
1032 |     ؀
1033 |     ؁
1034 |     ؂
1035 |     ؃
1036 |     ؄
1037 |     ؅
1038 |     ؆
1039 |     ؇
1040 |     ؈
1041 |     ؉
1042 |     ؊
1043 |     ؋
1044 |     ،
1045 |     ؍
1046 |     ؎
1047 |     ؏
1048 |     0610
1049 |     ؐ
1050 |     ؑ
1051 |     ؒ
1052 |     ؓ
1053 |     ؔ
1054 |     ؕ
1055 |     ؖ
1056 |     ؗ
1057 |     ؘ
1058 |     ؙ
1059 |     ؚ
1060 |     ؛
1061 |     ؝
1062 |     ؞
1063 |     ؟
1064 |     0620
1065 |     ؠ
1066 |     ء
1067 |     آ
1068 |     أ
1069 |     ؤ
1070 |     إ
1071 |     ئ
1072 |     ا
1073 |     ب
1074 |     ة
1075 |     ت
1076 |     ث
1077 |     ج
1078 |     ح
1079 |     خ
1080 |     د
1081 |     0630
1082 |     ذ
1083 |     ر
1084 |     ز
1085 |     س
1086 |     ش
1087 |     ص
1088 |     ض
1089 |     ط
1090 |     ظ
1091 |     ع
1092 |     غ
1093 |     ػ
1094 |     ؼ
1095 |     ؽ
1096 |     ؾ
1097 |     ؿ
1098 |     0640
1099 |     ـ
1100 |     ف
1101 |     ق
1102 |     ك
1103 |     ل
1104 |     م
1105 |     ن
1106 |     ه
1107 |     و
1108 |     ى
1109 |     ي
1110 |     ً
1111 |     ٌ
1112 |     ٍ
1113 |     َ
1114 |     ُ
1115 |     0650
1116 |     ِ
1117 |     ّ
1118 |     ْ
1119 |     ٓ
1120 |     ٔ
1121 |     ٕ
1122 |     ٖ
1123 |     ٗ
1124 |     ٘
1125 |     ٙ
1126 |     ٚ
1127 |     ٛ
1128 |     ٜ
1129 |     ٝ
1130 |     ٞ
1131 |     ٟ
1132 |     0660
1133 |     ٠
1134 |     ١
1135 |     ٢
1136 |     ٣
1137 |     ٤
1138 |     ٥
1139 |     ٦
1140 |     ٧
1141 |     ٨
1142 |     ٩
1143 |     ٪
1144 |     ٫
1145 |     ٬
1146 |     ٭
1147 |     ٮ
1148 |     ٯ
1149 |     0670
1150 |     ٰ
1151 |     ٱ
1152 |     ٲ
1153 |     ٳ
1154 |     ٴ
1155 |     ٵ
1156 |     ٶ
1157 |     ٷ
1158 |     ٸ
1159 |     ٹ
1160 |     ٺ
1161 |     ٻ
1162 |     ټ
1163 |     ٽ
1164 |     پ
1165 |     ٿ
1166 |     0680
1167 |     ڀ
1168 |     ځ
1169 |     ڂ
1170 |     ڃ
1171 |     ڄ
1172 |     څ
1173 |     چ
1174 |     ڇ
1175 |     ڈ
1176 |     ډ
1177 |     ڊ
1178 |     ڋ
1179 |     ڌ
1180 |     ڍ
1181 |     ڎ
1182 |     ڏ
1183 |     0690
1184 |     ڐ
1185 |     ڑ
1186 |     ڒ
1187 |     ړ
1188 |     ڔ
1189 |     ڕ
1190 |     ږ
1191 |     ڗ
1192 |     ژ
1193 |     ڙ
1194 |     ښ
1195 |     ڛ
1196 |     ڜ
1197 |     ڝ
1198 |     ڞ
1199 |     ڟ
1200 |     06A0
1201 |     ڠ
1202 |     ڡ
1203 |     ڢ
1204 |     ڣ
1205 |     ڤ
1206 |     ڥ
1207 |     ڦ
1208 |     ڧ
1209 |     ڨ
1210 |     ک
1211 |     ڪ
1212 |     ګ
1213 |     ڬ
1214 |     ڭ
1215 |     ڮ
1216 |     گ
1217 |     06B0
1218 |     ڰ
1219 |     ڱ
1220 |     ڲ
1221 |     ڳ
1222 |     ڴ
1223 |     ڵ
1224 |     ڶ
1225 |     ڷ
1226 |     ڸ
1227 |     ڹ
1228 |     ں
1229 |     ڻ
1230 |     ڼ
1231 |     ڽ
1232 |     ھ
1233 |     ڿ
1234 |     06C0
1235 |     ۀ
1236 |     ہ
1237 |     ۂ
1238 |     ۃ
1239 |     ۄ
1240 |     ۅ
1241 |     ۆ
1242 |     ۇ
1243 |     ۈ
1244 |     ۉ
1245 |     ۊ
1246 |     ۋ
1247 |     ی
1248 |     ۍ
1249 |     ێ
1250 |     ۏ
1251 |     06D0
1252 |     ې
1253 |     ۑ
1254 |     ے
1255 |     ۓ
1256 |     ۔
1257 |     ە
1258 |     ۖ
1259 |     ۗ
1260 |     ۘ
1261 |     ۙ
1262 |     ۚ
1263 |     ۛ
1264 |     ۜ
1265 |     ۝
1266 |     ۞
1267 |     ۟
1268 |     06E0
1269 |     ۠
1270 |     ۡ
1271 |     ۢ
1272 |     ۣ
1273 |     ۤ
1274 |     ۥ
1275 |     ۦ
1276 |     ۧ
1277 |     ۨ
1278 |     ۩
1279 |     ۪
1280 |     ۫
1281 |     ۬
1282 |     ۭ
1283 |     ۮ
1284 |     ۯ
1285 |     06F0
1286 |     ۰
1287 |     ۱
1288 |     ۲
1289 |     ۳
1290 |     ۴
1291 |     ۵
1292 |     ۶
1293 |     ۷
1294 |     ۸
1295 |     ۹
1296 |     ۺ
1297 |     ۻ
1298 |     ۼ
1299 |     ۽
1300 |     ۾
1301 |     ۿ
1302 | 
1303 | @syriac
1304 | 
1305 | 
1306 |     0700
1307 |     ܀
1308 |     ܁
1309 |     ܂
1310 |     ܃
1311 |     ܄
1312 |     ܅
1313 |     ܆
1314 |     ܇
1315 |     ܈
1316 |     ܉
1317 |     ܊
1318 |     ܋
1319 |     ܌
1320 |     ܍
1321 |     ܎
1322 |     ܏
1323 |     0710
1324 |     ܐ
1325 |     ܑ
1326 |     ܒ
1327 |     ܓ
1328 |     ܔ
1329 |     ܕ
1330 |     ܖ
1331 |     ܗ
1332 |     ܘ
1333 |     ܙ
1334 |     ܚ
1335 |     ܛ
1336 |     ܜ
1337 |     ܝ
1338 |     ܞ
1339 |     ܟ
1340 |     0720
1341 |     ܠ
1342 |     ܡ
1343 |     ܢ
1344 |     ܣ
1345 |     ܤ
1346 |     ܥ
1347 |     ܦ
1348 |     ܧ
1349 |     ܨ
1350 |     ܩ
1351 |     ܪ
1352 |     ܫ
1353 |     ܬ
1354 |     ܭ
1355 |     ܮ
1356 |     ܯ
1357 |     0730
1358 |     ܰ
1359 |     ܱ
1360 |     ܲ
1361 |     ܳ
1362 |     ܴ
1363 |     ܵ
1364 |     ܶ
1365 |     ܷ
1366 |     ܸ
1367 |     ܹ
1368 |     ܺ
1369 |     ܻ
1370 |     ܼ
1371 |     ܽ
1372 |     ܾ
1373 |     ܿ
1374 |     0740
1375 |     ݀
1376 |     ݁
1377 |     ݂
1378 |     ݃
1379 |     ݄
1380 |     ݅
1381 |     ݆
1382 |     ݇
1383 |     ݈
1384 |     ݉
1385 |     ݊
1386 |     ݋
1387 |     ݌
1388 |     ݍ
1389 |     ݎ
1390 |     ݏ
1391 | 
1392 | @bengali
1393 | 
1394 | 
1395 |     0980
1396 |     ঀ
1397 |     ঁ
1398 |     ং
1399 |     ঃ
1400 |     ঄
1401 |     অ
1402 |     আ
1403 |     ই
1404 |     ঈ
1405 |     উ
1406 |     ঊ
1407 |     ঋ
1408 |     ঌ
1409 |     ঍
1410 |     ঎
1411 |     এ
1412 |     0990
1413 |     ঐ
1414 |     ঑
1415 |     ঒
1416 |     ও
1417 |     ঔ
1418 |     ক
1419 |     খ
1420 |     গ
1421 |     ঘ
1422 |     ঙ
1423 |     চ
1424 |     ছ
1425 |     জ
1426 |     ঝ
1427 |     ঞ
1428 |     ট
1429 |     09A0
1430 |     ঠ
1431 |     ড
1432 |     ঢ
1433 |     ণ
1434 |     ত
1435 |     থ
1436 |     দ
1437 |     ধ
1438 |     ন
1439 |     ঩
1440 |     প
1441 |     ফ
1442 |     ব
1443 |     ভ
1444 |     ম
1445 |     য
1446 |     09B0
1447 |     র
1448 |     ঱
1449 |     ল
1450 |     ঳
1451 |     ঴
1452 |     ঵
1453 |     শ
1454 |     ষ
1455 |     স
1456 |     হ
1457 |     ঺
1458 |     ঻
1459 |     ়
1460 |     ঽ
1461 |     া
1462 |     ি
1463 |     09C0
1464 |     ী
1465 |     ু
1466 |     ূ
1467 |     ৃ
1468 |     ৄ
1469 |     ৅
1470 |     ৆
1471 |     ে
1472 |     ৈ
1473 |     ৉
1474 |     ৊
1475 |     ো
1476 |     ৌ
1477 |     ্
1478 |     ৎ
1479 |     ৏
1480 |     09D0
1481 |     ৐
1482 |     ৑
1483 |     ৒
1484 |     ৓
1485 |     ৔
1486 |     ৕
1487 |     ৖
1488 |     ৗ
1489 |     ৘
1490 |     ৙
1491 |     ৚
1492 |     ৛
1493 |     ড়
1494 |     ঢ়
1495 |     ৞
1496 |     য়
1497 |     09E0
1498 |     ৠ
1499 |     ৡ
1500 |     ৢ
1501 |     ৣ
1502 |     ৤
1503 |     ৥
1504 |     ০
1505 |     ১
1506 |     ২
1507 |     ৩
1508 |     ৪
1509 |     ৫
1510 |     ৬
1511 |     ৭
1512 |     ৮
1513 |     ৯
1514 |     09F0
1515 |     ৰ
1516 |     ৱ
1517 |     ৲
1518 |     ৳
1519 |     ৴
1520 |     ৵
1521 |     ৶
1522 |     ৷
1523 |     ৸
1524 |     ৹
1525 |     ৺
1526 |     ৻
1527 |     ৼ
1528 |     ৽
1529 |     ৾
1530 |     ৿
1531 | 
1532 | @thai
1533 | 
1534 | 
1535 |     0E00
1536 |     ฀
1537 |     ก
1538 |     ข
1539 |     ฃ
1540 |     ค
1541 |     ฅ
1542 |     ฆ
1543 |     ง
1544 |     จ
1545 |     ฉ
1546 |     ช
1547 |     ซ
1548 |     ฌ
1549 |     ญ
1550 |     ฎ
1551 |     ฏ
1552 |     0E10
1553 |     ฐ
1554 |     ฑ
1555 |     ฒ
1556 |     ณ
1557 |     ด
1558 |     ต
1559 |     ถ
1560 |     ท
1561 |     ธ
1562 |     น
1563 |     บ
1564 |     ป
1565 |     ผ
1566 |     ฝ
1567 |     พ
1568 |     ฟ
1569 |     0E20
1570 |     ภ
1571 |     ม
1572 |     ย
1573 |     ร
1574 |     ฤ
1575 |     ล
1576 |     ฦ
1577 |     ว
1578 |     ศ
1579 |     ษ
1580 |     ส
1581 |     ห
1582 |     ฬ
1583 |     อ
1584 |     ฮ
1585 |     ฯ
1586 |     0E30
1587 |     ะ
1588 |     ั
1589 |     า
1590 |     ำ
1591 |     ิ
1592 |     ี
1593 |     ึ
1594 |     ื
1595 |     ุ
1596 |     ู
1597 |     ฺ
1598 |     ฻
1599 |     ฼
1600 |     ฽
1601 |     ฾
1602 |     ฿
1603 |     0E40
1604 |     เ
1605 |     แ
1606 |     โ
1607 |     ใ
1608 |     ไ
1609 |     ๅ
1610 |     ๆ
1611 |     ็
1612 |     ่
1613 |     ้
1614 |     ๊
1615 |     ๋
1616 |     ์
1617 |     ํ
1618 |     ๎
1619 |     ๏
1620 |     0E50
1621 |     ๐
1622 |     ๑
1623 |     ๒
1624 |     ๓
1625 |     ๔
1626 |     ๕
1627 |     ๖
1628 |     ๗
1629 |     ๘
1630 |     ๙
1631 |     ๚
1632 |     ๛
1633 |     ๜
1634 |     ๝
1635 |     ๞
1636 |     ๟
1637 |     0E60
1638 |     ๠
1639 |     ๡
1640 |     ๢
1641 |     ๣
1642 |     ๤
1643 |     ๥
1644 |     ๦
1645 |     ๧
1646 |     ๨
1647 |     ๩
1648 |     ๪
1649 |     ๫
1650 |     ๬
1651 |     ๭
1652 |     ๮
1653 |     ๯
1654 |     0E70
1655 |     ๰
1656 |     ๱
1657 |     ๲
1658 |     ๳
1659 |     ๴
1660 |     ๵
1661 |     ๶
1662 |     ๷
1663 |     ๸
1664 |     ๹
1665 |     ๺
1666 |     ๻
1667 |     ๼
1668 |     ๽
1669 |     ๾
1670 |     ๿
1671 | 
1672 | @currency
1673 | 
1674 | 
1675 |     20A0
1676 |     ₠
1677 |     ₡
1678 |     ₢
1679 |     ₣
1680 |     ₤
1681 |     ₥
1682 |     ₦
1683 |     ₧
1684 |     ₨
1685 |     ₩
1686 |     ₪
1687 |     ₫
1688 |     €
1689 |     ₭
1690 |     ₮
1691 |     ₯
1692 |     20B0
1693 |     ₰
1694 |     ₱
1695 |     ₲
1696 |     ₳
1697 |     ₴
1698 |     ₵
1699 |     ₶
1700 |     ₷
1701 |     ₸
1702 |     ₹
1703 |     ₺
1704 |     ₻
1705 |     ₼
1706 |     ₽
1707 |     ₾
1708 |     ₿
1709 |     20C0
1710 |     ⃀
1711 |     ⃁
1712 |     ⃂
1713 |     ⃃
1714 |     ⃄
1715 |     ⃅
1716 |     ⃆
1717 |     ⃇
1718 |     ⃈
1719 |     ⃉
1720 |     ⃊
1721 |     ⃋
1722 |     ⃌
1723 |     ⃍
1724 |     ⃎
1725 |     ⃏
1726 | 
1727 | @geometric
1728 | 
1729 | 
1730 |     25A0
1731 |     ■
1732 |     □
1733 |     ▢
1734 |     ▣
1735 |     ▤
1736 |     ▥
1737 |     ▦
1738 |     ▧
1739 |     ▨
1740 |     ▩
1741 |     ▪
1742 |     ▫
1743 |     ▬
1744 |     ▭
1745 |     ▮
1746 |     ▯
1747 |     25B0
1748 |     ▰
1749 |     ▱
1750 |     ▲
1751 |     △
1752 |     ▴
1753 |     ▵
1754 |     ▶
1755 |     ▷
1756 |     ▸
1757 |     ▹
1758 |     ►
1759 |     ▻
1760 |     ▼
1761 |     ▽
1762 |     ▾
1763 |     ▿
1764 |     25C0
1765 |     ◀
1766 |     ◁
1767 |     ◂
1768 |     ◃
1769 |     ◄
1770 |     ◅
1771 |     ◆
1772 |     ◇
1773 |     ◈
1774 |     ◉
1775 |     ◊
1776 |     ○
1777 |     ◌
1778 |     ◍
1779 |     ◎
1780 |     ●
1781 |     25D0
1782 |     ◐
1783 |     ◑
1784 |     ◒
1785 |     ◓
1786 |     ◔
1787 |     ◕
1788 |     ◖
1789 |     ◗
1790 |     ◘
1791 |     ◙
1792 |     ◚
1793 |     ◛
1794 |     ◜
1795 |     ◝
1796 |     ◞
1797 |     ◟
1798 |     25E0
1799 |     ◠
1800 |     ◡
1801 |     ◢
1802 |     ◣
1803 |     ◤
1804 |     ◥
1805 |     ◦
1806 |     ◧
1807 |     ◨
1808 |     ◩
1809 |     ◪
1810 |     ◫
1811 |     ◬
1812 |     ◭
1813 |     ◮
1814 |     ◯
1815 |     25F0
1816 |     ◰
1817 |     ◱
1818 |     ◲
1819 |     ◳
1820 |     ◴
1821 |     ◵
1822 |     ◶
1823 |     ◷
1824 |     ◸
1825 |     ◹
1826 |     ◺
1827 |     ◻
1828 |     ◼
1829 |     ◽
1830 |     ◾
1831 |     ◿
1832 | 
1833 | @japan
1834 | 
1835 | 
1836 |     3040
1837 |     ぀
1838 |     ぁ
1839 |     あ
1840 |     ぃ
1841 |     い
1842 |     ぅ
1843 |     う
1844 |     ぇ
1845 |     え
1846 |     ぉ
1847 |     お
1848 |     か
1849 |     が
1850 |     き
1851 |     ぎ
1852 |     く
1853 |     3050
1854 |     ぐ
1855 |     け
1856 |     げ
1857 |     こ
1858 |     ご
1859 |     さ
1860 |     ざ
1861 |     し
1862 |     じ
1863 |     す
1864 |     ず
1865 |     せ
1866 |     ぜ
1867 |     そ
1868 |     ぞ
1869 |     た
1870 |     3060
1871 |     だ
1872 |     ち
1873 |     ぢ
1874 |     っ
1875 |     つ
1876 |     づ
1877 |     て
1878 |     で
1879 |     と
1880 |     ど
1881 |     な
1882 |     に
1883 |     ぬ
1884 |     ね
1885 |     の
1886 |     は
1887 |     3070
1888 |     ば
1889 |     ぱ
1890 |     ひ
1891 |     び
1892 |     ぴ
1893 |     ふ
1894 |     ぶ
1895 |     ぷ
1896 |     へ
1897 |     べ
1898 |     ぺ
1899 |     ほ
1900 |     ぼ
1901 |     ぽ
1902 |     ま
1903 |     み
1904 |     3080
1905 |     む
1906 |     め
1907 |     も
1908 |     ゃ
1909 |     や
1910 |     ゅ
1911 |     ゆ
1912 |     ょ
1913 |     よ
1914 |     ら
1915 |     り
1916 |     る
1917 |     れ
1918 |     ろ
1919 |     ゎ
1920 |     わ
1921 |     3090
1922 |     ゐ
1923 |     ゑ
1924 |     を
1925 |     ん
1926 |     ゔ
1927 |     ゕ
1928 |     ゖ
1929 |     ゗
1930 |     ゘
1931 |     ゙
1932 |     ゚
1933 |     ゛
1934 |     ゜
1935 |     ゝ
1936 |     ゞ
1937 |     ゟ
1938 | 
1939 | 
1940 | 
1941 |     30A0
1942 |     ゠
1943 |     ァ
1944 |     ア
1945 |     ィ
1946 |     イ
1947 |     ゥ
1948 |     ウ
1949 |     ェ
1950 |     エ
1951 |     ォ
1952 |     オ
1953 |     カ
1954 |     ガ
1955 |     キ
1956 |     ギ
1957 |     ク
1958 |     30B0
1959 |     グ
1960 |     ケ
1961 |     ゲ
1962 |     コ
1963 |     ゴ
1964 |     サ
1965 |     ザ
1966 |     シ
1967 |     ジ
1968 |     ス
1969 |     ズ
1970 |     セ
1971 |     ゼ
1972 |     ソ
1973 |     ゾ
1974 |     タ
1975 |     30C0
1976 |     ダ
1977 |     チ
1978 |     ヂ
1979 |     ッ
1980 |     ツ
1981 |     ヅ
1982 |     テ
1983 |     デ
1984 |     ト
1985 |     ド
1986 |     ナ
1987 |     ニ
1988 |     ヌ
1989 |     ネ
1990 |     ノ
1991 |     ハ
1992 |     30D0
1993 |     バ
1994 |     パ
1995 |     ヒ
1996 |     ビ
1997 |     ピ
1998 |     フ
1999 |     ブ
2000 |     プ
2001 |     ヘ
2002 |     ベ
2003 |     ペ
2004 |     ホ
2005 |     ボ
2006 |     ポ
2007 |     マ
2008 |     ミ
2009 |     30E0
2010 |     ム
2011 |     メ
2012 |     モ
2013 |     ャ
2014 |     ヤ
2015 |     ュ
2016 |     ユ
2017 |     ョ
2018 |     ヨ
2019 |     ラ
2020 |     リ
2021 |     ル
2022 |     レ
2023 |     ロ
2024 |     ヮ
2025 |     ワ
2026 |     30F0
2027 |     ヰ
2028 |     ヱ
2029 |     ヲ
2030 |     ン
2031 |     ヴ
2032 |     ヵ
2033 |     ヶ
2034 |     ヷ
2035 |     ヸ
2036 |     ヹ
2037 |     ヺ
2038 |     ・
2039 |     ー
2040 |     ヽ
2041 |     ヾ
2042 |     ヿ
2043 | 
2044 | 
2045 |     31F0
2046 |     ㇰ
2047 |     ㇱ
2048 |     ㇲ
2049 |     ㇳ
2050 |     ㇴ
2051 |     ㇵ
2052 |     ㇶ
2053 |     ㇷ
2054 |     ㇸ
2055 |     ㇹ
2056 |     ㇺ
2057 |     ㇻ
2058 |     ㇼ
2059 |     ㇽ
2060 |     ㇾ
2061 |     ㇿ
2062 | 
2063 | @arabic
2064 | 
2065 | 
2066 |     FB50
2067 |     ﭐ
2068 |     ﭑ
2069 |     ﭒ
2070 |     ﭓ
2071 |     ﭔ
2072 |     ﭕ
2073 |     ﭖ
2074 |     ﭗ
2075 |     ﭘ
2076 |     ﭙ
2077 |     ﭚ
2078 |     ﭛ
2079 |     ﭜ
2080 |     ﭝ
2081 |     ﭞ
2082 |     ﭟ
2083 |     FB60
2084 |     ﭠ
2085 |     ﭡ
2086 |     ﭢ
2087 |     ﭣ
2088 |     ﭤ
2089 |     ﭥ
2090 |     ﭦ
2091 |     ﭧ
2092 |     ﭨ
2093 |     ﭩ
2094 |     ﭪ
2095 |     ﭫ
2096 |     ﭬ
2097 |     ﭭ
2098 |     ﭮ
2099 |     ﭯ
2100 |     FB70
2101 |     ﭰ
2102 |     ﭱ
2103 |     ﭲ
2104 |     ﭳ
2105 |     ﭴ
2106 |     ﭵ
2107 |     ﭶ
2108 |     ﭷ
2109 |     ﭸ
2110 |     ﭹ
2111 |     ﭺ
2112 |     ﭻ
2113 |     ﭼ
2114 |     ﭽ
2115 |     ﭾ
2116 |     ﭿ
2117 |     FB80
2118 |     ﮀ
2119 |     ﮁ
2120 |     ﮂ
2121 |     ﮃ
2122 |     ﮄ
2123 |     ﮅ
2124 |     ﮆ
2125 |     ﮇ
2126 |     ﮈ
2127 |     ﮉ
2128 |     ﮊ
2129 |     ﮋ
2130 |     ﮌ
2131 |     ﮍ
2132 |     ﮎ
2133 |     ﮏ
2134 |     FB90
2135 |     ﮐ
2136 |     ﮑ
2137 |     ﮒ
2138 |     ﮓ
2139 |     ﮔ
2140 |     ﮕ
2141 |     ﮖ
2142 |     ﮗ
2143 |     ﮘ
2144 |     ﮙ
2145 |     ﮚ
2146 |     ﮛ
2147 |     ﮜ
2148 |     ﮝ
2149 |     ﮞ
2150 |     ﮟ
2151 |     FBA0
2152 |     ﮠ
2153 |     ﮡ
2154 |     ﮢ
2155 |     ﮣ
2156 |     ﮤ
2157 |     ﮥ
2158 |     ﮦ
2159 |     ﮧ
2160 |     ﮨ
2161 |     ﮩ
2162 |     ﮪ
2163 |     ﮫ
2164 |     ﮬ
2165 |     ﮭ
2166 |     ﮮ
2167 |     ﮯ
2168 |     FBB0
2169 |     ﮰ
2170 |     ﮱ
2171 |     ﮲
2172 |     ﮳
2173 |     ﮴
2174 |     ﮵
2175 |     ﮶
2176 |     ﮷
2177 |     ﮸
2178 |     ﮹
2179 |     ﮺
2180 |     ﮻
2181 |     ﮼
2182 |     ﮽
2183 |     ﮾
2184 |     ﮿
2185 |     FBC0
2186 |     ﯀
2187 |     ﯁
2188 |     ﯂
2189 |     ﯃
2190 |     ﯄
2191 |     ﯅
2192 |     ﯆
2193 |     ﯇
2194 |     ﯈
2195 |     ﯉
2196 |     ﯊
2197 |     ﯋
2198 |     ﯌
2199 |     ﯍
2200 |     ﯎
2201 |     ﯏
2202 |     FBD0
2203 |     ﯐
2204 |     ﯑
2205 |     ﯒
2206 |     ﯓ
2207 |     ﯔ
2208 |     ﯕ
2209 |     ﯖ
2210 |     ﯗ
2211 |     ﯘ
2212 |     ﯙ
2213 |     ﯚ
2214 |     ﯛ
2215 |     ﯜ
2216 |     ﯝ
2217 |     ﯞ
2218 |     ﯟ
2219 |     FBE0
2220 |     ﯠ
2221 |     ﯡ
2222 |     ﯢ
2223 |     ﯣ
2224 |     ﯤ
2225 |     ﯥ
2226 |     ﯦ
2227 |     ﯧ
2228 |     ﯨ
2229 |     ﯩ
2230 |     ﯪ
2231 |     ﯫ
2232 |     ﯬ
2233 |     ﯭ
2234 |     ﯮ
2235 |     ﯯ
2236 |     FBF0
2237 |     ﯰ
2238 |     ﯱ
2239 |     ﯲ
2240 |     ﯳ
2241 |     ﯴ
2242 |     ﯵ
2243 |     ﯶ
2244 |     ﯷ
2245 |     ﯸ
2246 |     ﯹ
2247 |     ﯺ
2248 |     ﯻ
2249 |     ﯼ
2250 |     ﯽ
2251 |     ﯾ
2252 |     ﯿ
2253 | 
2254 |     FC00
2255 |     ﰀ
2256 |     ﰁ
2257 |     ﰂ
2258 |     ﰃ
2259 |     ﰄ
2260 |     ﰅ
2261 |     ﰆ
2262 |     ﰇ
2263 |     ﰈ
2264 |     ﰉ
2265 |     ﰊ
2266 |     ﰋ
2267 |     ﰌ
2268 |     ﰍ
2269 |     ﰎ
2270 |     ﰏ
2271 |     FC10
2272 |     ﰐ
2273 |     ﰑ
2274 |     ﰒ
2275 |     ﰓ
2276 |     ﰔ
2277 |     ﰕ
2278 |     ﰖ
2279 |     ﰗ
2280 |     ﰘ
2281 |     ﰙ
2282 |     ﰚ
2283 |     ﰛ
2284 |     ﰜ
2285 |     ﰝ
2286 |     ﰞ
2287 |     ﰟ
2288 |     FC20
2289 |     ﰠ
2290 |     ﰡ
2291 |     ﰢ
2292 |     ﰣ
2293 |     ﰤ
2294 |     ﰥ
2295 |     ﰦ
2296 |     ﰧ
2297 |     ﰨ
2298 |     ﰩ
2299 |     ﰪ
2300 |     ﰫ
2301 |     ﰬ
2302 |     ﰭ
2303 |     ﰮ
2304 |     ﰯ
2305 |     FC30
2306 |     ﰰ
2307 |     ﰱ
2308 |     ﰲ
2309 |     ﰳ
2310 |     ﰴ
2311 |     ﰵ
2312 |     ﰶ
2313 |     ﰷ
2314 |     ﰸ
2315 |     ﰹ
2316 |     ﰺ
2317 |     ﰻ
2318 |     ﰼ
2319 |     ﰽ
2320 |     ﰾ
2321 |     ﰿ
2322 |     FC40
2323 |     ﱀ
2324 |     ﱁ
2325 |     ﱂ
2326 |     ﱃ
2327 |     ﱄ
2328 |     ﱅ
2329 |     ﱆ
2330 |     ﱇ
2331 |     ﱈ
2332 |     ﱉ
2333 |     ﱊ
2334 |     ﱋ
2335 |     ﱌ
2336 |     ﱍ
2337 |     ﱎ
2338 |     ﱏ
2339 |     FC50
2340 |     ﱐ
2341 |     ﱑ
2342 |     ﱒ
2343 |     ﱓ
2344 |     ﱔ
2345 |     ﱕ
2346 |     ﱖ
2347 |     ﱗ
2348 |     ﱘ
2349 |     ﱙ
2350 |     ﱚ
2351 |     ﱛ
2352 |     ﱜ
2353 |     ﱝ
2354 |     ﱞ
2355 |     ﱟ
2356 |     FC60
2357 |     ﱠ
2358 |     ﱡ
2359 |     ﱢ
2360 |     ﱣ
2361 |     ﱤ
2362 |     ﱥ
2363 |     ﱦ
2364 |     ﱧ
2365 |     ﱨ
2366 |     ﱩ
2367 |     ﱪ
2368 |     ﱫ
2369 |     ﱬ
2370 |     ﱭ
2371 |     ﱮ
2372 |     ﱯ
2373 |     FC70
2374 |     ﱰ
2375 |     ﱱ
2376 |     ﱲ
2377 |     ﱳ
2378 |     ﱴ
2379 |     ﱵ
2380 |     ﱶ
2381 |     ﱷ
2382 |     ﱸ
2383 |     ﱹ
2384 |     ﱺ
2385 |     ﱻ
2386 |     ﱼ
2387 |     ﱽ
2388 |     ﱾ
2389 |     ﱿ
2390 |     FC80
2391 |     ﲀ
2392 |     ﲁ
2393 |     ﲂ
2394 |     ﲃ
2395 |     ﲄ
2396 |     ﲅ
2397 |     ﲆ
2398 |     ﲇ
2399 |     ﲈ
2400 |     ﲉ
2401 |     ﲊ
2402 |     ﲋ
2403 |     ﲌ
2404 |     ﲍ
2405 |     ﲎ
2406 |     ﲏ
2407 |     FC90
2408 |     ﲐ
2409 |     ﲑ
2410 |     ﲒ
2411 |     ﲓ
2412 |     ﲔ
2413 |     ﲕ
2414 |     ﲖ
2415 |     ﲗ
2416 |     ﲘ
2417 |     ﲙ
2418 |     ﲚ
2419 |     ﲛ
2420 |     ﲜ
2421 |     ﲝ
2422 |     ﲞ
2423 |     ﲟ
2424 |     FCA0
2425 |     ﲠ
2426 |     ﲡ
2427 |     ﲢ
2428 |     ﲣ
2429 |     ﲤ
2430 |     ﲥ
2431 |     ﲦ
2432 |     ﲧ
2433 |     ﲨ
2434 |     ﲩ
2435 |     ﲪ
2436 |     ﲫ
2437 |     ﲬ
2438 |     ﲭ
2439 |     ﲮ
2440 |     ﲯ
2441 |     FCB0
2442 |     ﲰ
2443 |     ﲱ
2444 |     ﲲ
2445 |     ﲳ
2446 |     ﲴ
2447 |     ﲵ
2448 |     ﲶ
2449 |     ﲷ
2450 |     ﲸ
2451 |     ﲹ
2452 |     ﲺ
2453 |     ﲻ
2454 |     ﲼ
2455 |     ﲽ
2456 |     ﲾ
2457 |     ﲿ
2458 |     FCC0
2459 |     ﳀ
2460 |     ﳁ
2461 |     ﳂ
2462 |     ﳃ
2463 |     ﳄ
2464 |     ﳅ
2465 |     ﳆ
2466 |     ﳇ
2467 |     ﳈ
2468 |     ﳉ
2469 |     ﳊ
2470 |     ﳋ
2471 |     ﳌ
2472 |     ﳍ
2473 |     ﳎ
2474 |     ﳏ
2475 |     FCD0
2476 |     ﳐ
2477 |     ﳑ
2478 |     ﳒ
2479 |     ﳓ
2480 |     ﳔ
2481 |     ﳕ
2482 |     ﳖ
2483 |     ﳗ
2484 |     ﳘ
2485 |     ﳙ
2486 |     ﳚ
2487 |     ﳛ
2488 |     ﳜ
2489 |     ﳝ
2490 |     ﳞ
2491 |     ﳟ
2492 |     FCE0
2493 |     ﳠ
2494 |     ﳡ
2495 |     ﳢ
2496 |     ﳣ
2497 |     ﳤ
2498 |     ﳥ
2499 |     ﳦ
2500 |     ﳧ
2501 |     ﳨ
2502 |     ﳩ
2503 |     ﳪ
2504 |     ﳫ
2505 |     ﳬ
2506 |     ﳭ
2507 |     ﳮ
2508 |     ﳯ
2509 |     FCF0
2510 |     ﳰ
2511 |     ﳱ
2512 |     ﳲ
2513 |     ﳳ
2514 |     ﳴ
2515 |     ﳵ
2516 |     ﳶ
2517 |     ﳷ
2518 |     ﳸ
2519 |     ﳹ
2520 |     ﳺ
2521 |     ﳻ
2522 |     ﳼ
2523 |     ﳽ
2524 |     ﳾ
2525 |     ﳿ
2526 |     FD00
2527 |     ﴀ
2528 |     ﴁ
2529 |     ﴂ
2530 |     ﴃ
2531 |     ﴄ
2532 |     ﴅ
2533 |     ﴆ
2534 |     ﴇ
2535 |     ﴈ
2536 |     ﴉ
2537 |     ﴊ
2538 |     ﴋ
2539 |     ﴌ
2540 |     ﴍ
2541 |     ﴎ
2542 |     ﴏ
2543 |     FD10
2544 |     ﴐ
2545 |     ﴑ
2546 |     ﴒ
2547 |     ﴓ
2548 |     ﴔ
2549 |     ﴕ
2550 |     ﴖ
2551 |     ﴗ
2552 |     ﴘ
2553 |     ﴙ
2554 |     ﴚ
2555 |     ﴛ
2556 |     ﴜ
2557 |     ﴝ
2558 |     ﴞ
2559 |     ﴟ
2560 |     FD20
2561 |     ﴠ
2562 |     ﴡ
2563 |     ﴢ
2564 |     ﴣ
2565 |     ﴤ
2566 |     ﴥ
2567 |     ﴦ
2568 |     ﴧ
2569 |     ﴨ
2570 |     ﴩ
2571 |     ﴪ
2572 |     ﴫ
2573 |     ﴬ
2574 |     ﴭ
2575 |     ﴮ
2576 |     ﴯ
2577 |     FD30
2578 |     ﴰ
2579 |     ﴱ
2580 |     ﴲ
2581 |     ﴳ
2582 |     ﴴ
2583 |     ﴵ
2584 |     ﴶ
2585 |     ﴷ
2586 |     ﴸ
2587 |     ﴹ
2588 |     ﴺ
2589 |     ﴻ
2590 |     ﴼ
2591 |     ﴽ
2592 |     ﴾
2593 |     ﴿
2594 |     FD40
2595 |     ﵀
2596 |     ﵁
2597 |     ﵂
2598 |     ﵃
2599 |     ﵄
2600 |     ﵅
2601 |     ﵆
2602 |     ﵇
2603 |     ﵈
2604 |     ﵉
2605 |     ﵊
2606 |     ﵋
2607 |     ﵌
2608 |     ﵍
2609 |     ﵎
2610 |     ﵏
2611 |     FD50
2612 |     ﵐ
2613 |     ﵑ
2614 |     ﵒ
2615 |     ﵓ
2616 |     ﵔ
2617 |     ﵕ
2618 |     ﵖ
2619 |     ﵗ
2620 |     ﵘ
2621 |     ﵙ
2622 |     ﵚ
2623 |     ﵛ
2624 |     ﵜ
2625 |     ﵝ
2626 |     ﵞ
2627 |     ﵟ
2628 |     FD60
2629 |     ﵠ
2630 |     ﵡ
2631 |     ﵢ
2632 |     ﵣ
2633 |     ﵤ
2634 |     ﵥ
2635 |     ﵦ
2636 |     ﵧ
2637 |     ﵨ
2638 |     ﵩ
2639 |     ﵪ
2640 |     ﵫ
2641 |     ﵬ
2642 |     ﵭ
2643 |     ﵮ
2644 |     ﵯ
2645 |     FD70
2646 |     ﵰ
2647 |     ﵱ
2648 |     ﵲ
2649 |     ﵳ
2650 |     ﵴ
2651 |     ﵵ
2652 |     ﵶ
2653 |     ﵷ
2654 |     ﵸ
2655 |     ﵹ
2656 |     ﵺ
2657 |     ﵻ
2658 |     ﵼ
2659 |     ﵽ
2660 |     ﵾ
2661 |     ﵿ
2662 |     FD80
2663 |     ﶀ
2664 |     ﶁ
2665 |     ﶂ
2666 |     ﶃ
2667 |     ﶄ
2668 |     ﶅ
2669 |     ﶆ
2670 |     ﶇ
2671 |     ﶈ
2672 |     ﶉ
2673 |     ﶊ
2674 |     ﶋ
2675 |     ﶌ
2676 |     ﶍ
2677 |     ﶎ
2678 |     ﶏ
2679 |     FD90
2680 |     ﶐
2681 |     ﶑
2682 |     ﶒ
2683 |     ﶓ
2684 |     ﶔ
2685 |     ﶕ
2686 |     ﶖ
2687 |     ﶗ
2688 |     ﶘ
2689 |     ﶙ
2690 |     ﶚ
2691 |     ﶛ
2692 |     ﶜ
2693 |     ﶝ
2694 |     ﶞ
2695 |     ﶟ
2696 |     FDA0
2697 |     ﶠ
2698 |     ﶡ
2699 |     ﶢ
2700 |     ﶣ
2701 |     ﶤ
2702 |     ﶥ
2703 |     ﶦ
2704 |     ﶧ
2705 |     ﶨ
2706 |     ﶩ
2707 |     ﶪ
2708 |     ﶫ
2709 |     ﶬ
2710 |     ﶭ
2711 |     ﶮ
2712 |     ﶯ
2713 |     FDB0
2714 |     ﶰ
2715 |     ﶱ
2716 |     ﶲ
2717 |     ﶳ
2718 |     ﶴ
2719 |     ﶵ
2720 |     ﶶ
2721 |     ﶷ
2722 |     ﶸ
2723 |     ﶹ
2724 |     ﶺ
2725 |     ﶻ
2726 |     ﶼ
2727 |     ﶽ
2728 |     ﶾ
2729 |     ﶿ
2730 |     FDC0
2731 |     ﷀ
2732 |     ﷁ
2733 |     ﷂ
2734 |     ﷃ
2735 |     ﷄ
2736 |     ﷅ
2737 |     ﷆ
2738 |     ﷇ
2739 |     ﷈
2740 |     ﷉
2741 |     ﷊
2742 |     ﷋
2743 |     ﷌
2744 |     ﷍
2745 |     ﷎
2746 |     ﷏
2747 |     FDD0
2748 |     ﷐
2749 |     ﷑
2750 |     ﷒
2751 |     ﷓
2752 |     ﷔
2753 |     ﷕
2754 |     ﷖
2755 |     ﷗
2756 |     ﷘
2757 |     ﷙
2758 |     ﷚
2759 |     ﷛
2760 |     ﷜
2761 |     ﷝
2762 |     ﷞
2763 |     ﷟
2764 |     FDE0
2765 |     ﷠
2766 |     ﷡
2767 |     ﷢
2768 |     ﷣
2769 |     ﷤
2770 |     ﷥
2771 |     ﷦
2772 |     ﷧
2773 |     ﷨
2774 |     ﷩
2775 |     ﷪
2776 |     ﷫
2777 |     ﷬
2778 |     ﷭
2779 |     ﷮
2780 |     ﷯
2781 |     FDF0
2782 |     ﷰ
2783 |     ﷱ
2784 |     ﷲ
2785 |     ﷳ
2786 |     ﷴ
2787 |     ﷵ
2788 |     ﷶ
2789 |     ﷷ
2790 |     ﷸ
2791 |     ﷹ
2792 |     ﷺ
2793 |     ﷻ
2794 |     ﷼
2795 |     ﷽
2796 |     ﷾
2797 |     ﷿
2798 | 
2799 | 
2800 | 
2801 | 
2802 |     FE70
2803 |     ﹰ
2804 |     ﹱ
2805 |     ﹲ
2806 |     ﹳ
2807 |     ﹴ
2808 |     ﹵
2809 |     ﹶ
2810 |     ﹷ
2811 |     ﹸ
2812 |     ﹹ
2813 |     ﹺ
2814 |     ﹻ
2815 |     ﹼ
2816 |     ﹽ
2817 |     ﹾ
2818 |     ﹿ
2819 |     FE80
2820 |     ﺀ
2821 |     ﺁ
2822 |     ﺂ
2823 |     ﺃ
2824 |     ﺄ
2825 |     ﺅ
2826 |     ﺆ
2827 |     ﺇ
2828 |     ﺈ
2829 |     ﺉ
2830 |     ﺊ
2831 |     ﺋ
2832 |     ﺌ
2833 |     ﺍ
2834 |     ﺎ
2835 |     ﺏ
2836 |     FE90
2837 |     ﺐ
2838 |     ﺑ
2839 |     ﺒ
2840 |     ﺓ
2841 |     ﺔ
2842 |     ﺕ
2843 |     ﺖ
2844 |     ﺗ
2845 |     ﺘ
2846 |     ﺙ
2847 |     ﺚ
2848 |     ﺛ
2849 |     ﺜ
2850 |     ﺝ
2851 |     ﺞ
2852 |     ﺟ
2853 |     FEA0
2854 |     ﺠ
2855 |     ﺡ
2856 |     ﺢ
2857 |     ﺣ
2858 |     ﺤ
2859 |     ﺥ
2860 |     ﺦ
2861 |     ﺧ
2862 |     ﺨ
2863 |     ﺩ
2864 |     ﺪ
2865 |     ﺫ
2866 |     ﺬ
2867 |     ﺭ
2868 |     ﺮ
2869 |     ﺯ
2870 |     FEB0
2871 |     ﺰ
2872 |     ﺱ
2873 |     ﺲ
2874 |     ﺳ
2875 |     ﺴ
2876 |     ﺵ
2877 |     ﺶ
2878 |     ﺷ
2879 |     ﺸ
2880 |     ﺹ
2881 |     ﺺ
2882 |     ﺻ
2883 |     ﺼ
2884 |     ﺽ
2885 |     ﺾ
2886 |     ﺿ
2887 |     FEC0
2888 |     ﻀ
2889 |     ﻁ
2890 |     ﻂ
2891 |     ﻃ
2892 |     ﻄ
2893 |     ﻅ
2894 |     ﻆ
2895 |     ﻇ
2896 |     ﻈ
2897 |     ﻉ
2898 |     ﻊ
2899 |     ﻋ
2900 |     ﻌ
2901 |     ﻍ
2902 |     ﻎ
2903 |     ﻏ
2904 |     FED0
2905 |     ﻐ
2906 |     ﻑ
2907 |     ﻒ
2908 |     ﻓ
2909 |     ﻔ
2910 |     ﻕ
2911 |     ﻖ
2912 |     ﻗ
2913 |     ﻘ
2914 |     ﻙ
2915 |     ﻚ
2916 |     ﻛ
2917 |     ﻜ
2918 |     ﻝ
2919 |     ﻞ
2920 |     ﻟ
2921 |     FEE0
2922 |     ﻠ
2923 |     ﻡ
2924 |     ﻢ
2925 |     ﻣ
2926 |     ﻤ
2927 |     ﻥ
2928 |     ﻦ
2929 |     ﻧ
2930 |     ﻨ
2931 |     ﻩ
2932 |     ﻪ
2933 |     ﻫ
2934 |     ﻬ
2935 |     ﻭ
2936 |     ﻮ
2937 |     ﻯ
2938 |     FEF0
2939 |     ﻰ
2940 |     ﻱ
2941 |     ﻲ
2942 |     ﻳ
2943 |     ﻴ
2944 |     ﻵ
2945 |     ﻶ
2946 |     ﻷ
2947 |     ﻸ
2948 |     ﻹ
2949 |     ﻺ
2950 |     ﻻ
2951 |     ﻼ
2952 |     ﻽
2953 | 


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1 | 
2 | etnic		-b3 all -b3n 3 -b3o			# Search the etnic shells.
3 | all		-P etnic -g shells -gn 4		# Search all
4 | apache		-g apache -gn 4				# Increase search on apache.
5 | file		-g headers -gn 4 -b3 all -b3n 8 -b3o	# Increase search on binary files.
6 | 


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/etc/tld.conf:
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  1 | gov	Government
  2 | mil	United States Armed Forces
  3 | asia	DotAsia Organisation
  4 | 
  5 | edu 	educational	 
  6 | .ac 	Ascension Island
  7 | .ad 	Andorra
  8 | .ae 	United Arab Emirates
  9 | .af 	Afghanistan
 10 | .ag 	Antigua and Barbuda
 11 | .ai 	Anguilla
 12 | .al 	Albania
 13 | .am 	Armenia
 14 | .an 	Netherlands Antilles
 15 | .ao 	Angola
 16 | .aq 	Antarctica
 17 | .ar 	Argentina
 18 | .as 	American Samoa
 19 | .at 	Austria
 20 | .au 	Australia
 21 | .aw 	Aruba
 22 | .ax 	Aland Islands
 23 | .az 	Azerbaijan
 24 | 	 
 25 | .ba 	Bosnia and Herzegovina
 26 | .bb 	Barbados
 27 | .bd 	Bangladesh
 28 | .be 	Belgium
 29 | .bf 	Burkina Faso
 30 | .bg 	Bulgaria
 31 | .bh 	Bahrain
 32 | .bi 	Burundi
 33 | .bj 	Benin
 34 | .bm 	Bermuda
 35 | .bn 	Brunei Darussalam
 36 | .bo 	Bolivia
 37 | .br 	Brazil
 38 | .bs 	Bahamas
 39 | .bt 	Bhutan
 40 | .bv 	Bouvet Island
 41 | .bw 	Botswana
 42 | .by 	Belarus
 43 | .bz 	Belize
 44 | 
 45 | .ca 	Canada
 46 | .cc 	Cocos (Keeling) Islands
 47 | .cd 	Congo, The Democratic Republic of the
 48 | .cf 	Central African Republic
 49 | .cg 	Congo, Republic of
 50 | .ch 	Switzerland
 51 | .ci 	Cote d'Ivoire
 52 | .ck 	Cook Islands
 53 | .cl 	Chile
 54 | .cm 	Cameroon
 55 | .cn 	China
 56 | .co 	Colombia
 57 | .cr 	Costa Rica
 58 | .cs 	Serbia and Montenegro
 59 | .cu 	Cuba
 60 | .cv 	Cape Verde
 61 | .cx 	Christmas Island
 62 | .cy 	Cyprus
 63 | .cz 	Czech Republic
 64 | 	 
 65 | .de 	Germany
 66 | .dj 	Djibouti
 67 | .dk 	Denmark
 68 | .dm 	Dominica
 69 | .do 	Dominican Republic
 70 | .dz 	Algeria
 71 | 	 
 72 | .ec 	Ecuador
 73 | .ee 	Estonia
 74 | .eg 	Egypt
 75 | .eh 	Western Sahara
 76 | .er 	Eritrea
 77 | .es 	Spain
 78 | .et 	Ethiopia
 79 | .eu 	European Union
 80 | 	 
 81 | .fi 	Finland
 82 | .fj 	Fiji
 83 | .fk 	Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
 84 | .fm 	Micronesia, Federal State of
 85 | .fo 	Faroe Islands
 86 | .fr 	France
 87 | 
 88 | .ga 	Gabon
 89 | .gb 	United Kingdom
 90 | .gd 	Grenada
 91 | .ge 	Georgia
 92 | .gf 	French Guiana
 93 | .gg 	Guernsey
 94 | .gh 	Ghana
 95 | .gi 	Gibraltar
 96 | .gl 	Greenland
 97 | .gm 	Gambia
 98 | .gn 	Guinea
 99 | .gp 	Guadeloupe
100 | .gq 	Equatorial Guinea
101 | .gr 	Greece
102 | .gs 	South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
103 | .gt 	Guatemala
104 | .gu 	Guam
105 | .gw 	Guinea-Bissau
106 | .gy 	Guyana
107 | 	 
108 | .hk 	Hong Kong
109 | .hm 	Heard and McDonald Islands
110 | .hn 	Honduras
111 | .hr 	Croatia/Hrvatska
112 | .ht 	Haiti
113 | .hu 	Hungary
114 | 	 
115 | .id 	Indonesia
116 | .ie 	Ireland
117 | .il 	Israel
118 | .im 	Isle of Man
119 | .in 	India
120 | .io 	British Indian Ocean Territory
121 | .iq 	Iraq
122 | .ir 	Iran, Islamic Republic of
123 | .is 	Iceland
124 | .it 	Italy
125 | 	 
126 | .je 	Jersey
127 | .jm 	Jamaica
128 | .jo 	Jordan
129 | .jp 	Japan
130 | 
131 | .ke 	Kenya
132 | .kg 	Kyrgyzstan
133 | .kh 	Cambodia
134 | .ki 	Kiribati
135 | .km 	Comoros
136 | .kn 	Saint Kitts and Nevis
137 | .kp 	Korea, Democratic People's Republic
138 | .kr 	Korea, Republic of
139 | .kw 	Kuwait
140 | .ky 	Cayman Islands
141 | .kz 	Kazakhstan
142 | 	 
143 | .la 	Lao People's Democratic Republic
144 | .lb 	Lebanon
145 | .lc 	Saint Lucia
146 | .li 	Liechtenstein
147 | .lk 	Sri Lanka
148 | .lr 	Liberia
149 | .ls 	Lesotho
150 | .lt 	Lithuania
151 | .lu 	Luxembourg
152 | .lv 	Latvia
153 | .ly 	Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
154 | 
155 | .ma 	Morocco
156 | .mc 	Monaco
157 | .md 	Moldova, Republic of
158 | .mg 	Madagascar
159 | .mh 	Marshall Islands
160 | .mk 	Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of
161 | .ml 	Mali
162 | .mm 	Myanmar
163 | .mn 	Mongolia
164 | .mo 	Macau
165 | .mp 	Northern Mariana Islands
166 | .mq 	Martinique
167 | .mr 	Mauritania
168 | .ms 	Montserrat
169 | .mt 	Malta
170 | .mu 	Mauritius
171 | .mv 	Maldives
172 | .mw 	Malawi
173 | .mx 	Mexico
174 | .my 	Malaysia
175 | .mz 	Mozambique
176 | 	 
177 | .na 	Namibia
178 | .nc 	New Caledonia
179 | .ne 	Niger
180 | .nf 	Norfolk Island
181 | .ng 	Nigeria
182 | .ni 	Nicaragua
183 | .nl 	Netherlands
184 | .no 	Norway
185 | .np 	Nepal
186 | .nr 	Nauru
187 | .nu 	Niue
188 | .nz 	New Zealand
189 | 	 
190 | .om 	Oman
191 | 	 
192 | .pa 	Panama
193 | .pe 	Peru
194 | .pf 	French Polynesia
195 | .pg 	Papua New Guinea
196 | .ph 	Philippines
197 | .pk 	Pakistan
198 | .pl 	Poland
199 | .pm 	Saint Pierre and Miquelon
200 | .pn 	Pitcairn Island
201 | .pr 	Puerto Rico
202 | .ps 	Palestinian Territories
203 | .pt 	Portugal
204 | .pw 	Palau
205 | .py 	Paraguay
206 | 	 
207 | .qa 	Qatar
208 | 	 
209 | .re 	Reunion Island
210 | .ro 	Romania
211 | .ru 	Russian Federation
212 | .rw 	Rwanda
213 | 	 
214 | .sa 	Saudi Arabia
215 | .sb 	Solomon Islands
216 | .sc 	Seychelles
217 | .sd 	Sudan
218 | .se 	Sweden
219 | .sg 	Singapore
220 | .sh 	Saint Helena
221 | .si 	Slovenia
222 | .sj 	Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands
223 | .sk 	Slovak Republic
224 | .sl 	Sierra Leone
225 | .sm 	San Marino
226 | .sn 	Senegal
227 | .so 	Somalia
228 | .sr 	Suriname
229 | .st 	Sao Tome and Principe
230 | .sv 	El Salvador
231 | .sy 	Syrian Arab Republic
232 | .sz 	Swaziland
233 | 	 
234 | .tc 	Turks and Caicos Islands
235 | .td 	Chad
236 | .tf 	French Southern Territories
237 | .tg 	Togo
238 | .th 	Thailand
239 | .tj 	Tajikistan
240 | .tk 	Tokelau
241 | .tl 	Timor-Leste
242 | .tm 	Turkmenistan
243 | .tn 	Tunisia
244 | .to 	Tonga
245 | .tp 	East Timor
246 | .tr 	Turkey
247 | .tt 	Trinidad and Tobago
248 | .tv 	Tuvalu
249 | .tw 	Taiwan
250 | .tz 	Tanzania
251 | 	 
252 | .ua 	Ukraine
253 | .ug 	Uganda
254 | .uk 	United Kingdom
255 | .um 	United States Minor Outlying Islands
256 | .us 	United States
257 | .uy 	Uruguay
258 | .uz 	Uzbekistan
259 | 	 
260 | .va 	Holy See (Vatican City State)
261 | .vc 	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
262 | .ve 	Venezuela
263 | .vg 	Virgin Islands, British
264 | .vi 	Virgin Islands, U.S.
265 | .vn 	Vietnam
266 | .vu 	Vanuatu
267 | 	 
268 | .wf 	Wallis and Futuna Islands
269 | .ws 	Samoa
270 | 	 
271 | .ye 	Yemen
272 | .yt 	Mayotte
273 | .yu 	Yugoslavia
274 | 	 
275 | .za 	South Africa
276 | .zm 	Zambia
277 | .zw 	Zimbabwe
278 | 


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