The search command allows searching and listing scripts by assigning different filtering parameters.
The use is very straight forward as it takes proprieties from name, path and metadata to bring results.
Just by typing search it will show all listable scripts containing in the database.
[*]>> search
COUNT PATH DESCRIPTION TAGS
----- ---- ----------- ----
1 scripts/cms/wp_user_enum.lua Wordpress user enumeratio... enum,http,wordpress,scann
2 scripts/cve/cve-2014/CVE-2014-6271.lua Shellshock Remote Code Ex... cve,rce,http,bash,scanner
3 scripts/cve/cve-2021/CVE-2021-40978.lua LFI affecting MKDocs 1.2.... cve,lfi,http,mkdocs,scann
4 scripts/myscripts/meynewsc.lua IE test example,XSS,scanner
5 scripts/test/base64.lua Lorem ipsum dolor sit ame... example,encoding,util
...
It is possible to apply filters like match keyword that will filter using a matching pattern.
[*]>> search match <substring>
It is possible to specify whether the searched pattern can be found in places such as the path or description of the script.
search match:path <substring>
search match:description <substring>
The main way to search for specific scripts is by tag search. It can be done with the tag parameter.
search tag <tag1 tag2...>
The following example illustrates the usability.
[*]>> serach tag nginx apache