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title 🔍 brave-search - Simple Tool for Cybersecurity Queries
description 🔍 Query the Brave Search API with this CLI tool to extract URLs efficiently, supporting pagination, proxies, and safe defaults for streamlined cybersecurity workflows.

🔍 brave-search - Simple Tool for Cybersecurity Queries

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome to brave-search! This tool helps you query the Brave Search API easily. You can extract URLs from the results while enjoying a simple command-line experience. Follow these steps to download and run the software.

📥 Download the Latest Version

Download brave-search

📋 Features

  • Linux-First Design: Specifically built for Linux environments.
  • Clean Output: Get clear and easy-to-read results.
  • Pagination Support: Navigate through results without hassle.
  • Rate Limiting: Avoid exceeding API limits automatically.
  • Retries: The tool attempts failed requests automatically.
  • Proxy Support: Easily use HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies.
  • Safe Defaults: Starts with sensible configurations for security.

🔧 System Requirements

  • A Linux operating system.
  • At least 1 GB of RAM.
  • Internet connection for API access.

🔗 Download & Install

To download the latest version of brave-search, visit this page: Download brave-search.

  1. Click on the link to access the Releases page.
  2. Find the latest release. Look for the version number (e.g., v1.0).
  3. Download the appropriate file for your system (e.g., brave-search-linux-amd64).

📂 Running brave-search

  1. Open your terminal.
  2. Navigate to the folder where you downloaded brave-search.
  3. Make the file executable. Run: 
    chmod +x brave-search-linux-amd64
  4. Now you can run the tool. Use: 
    ./brave-search-linux-amd64

🎯 How to Use

Once you have brave-search running, follow these instructions to make a query:

  1. Set the desired search term.
  2. Use the command format: 
    ./brave-search-linux-amd64 "your search term"
  3. Review the URLs returned from the Brave Search API.

🛠️ Configuration Options

You can customize settings to suit your needs:

  • Using a Proxy:
    • If you want to connect through a proxy, use: 
      ./brave-search-linux-amd64 --proxy http://proxy_address:port
  • Setting Rate Limits:
    • To avoid rate limiting issues, configure your request limits: 
      ./brave-search-linux-amd64 --rate-limit 5/second

📑 Additional Help

If you encounter issues or have questions, consider checking the following resources:

  • Documentation: Detailed user guide and FAQs are available.
  • Community Support: Engage with other users experiencing similar challenges.
  • Issue Tracker: Report any bugs or request features on GitHub.

🔍 Topics

While using brave-search, you might also come across related topics such as brave, bugbounty, osint, and security. These can enhance your knowledge and skills in cybersecurity workflows.

Thank you for choosing brave-search! Enjoy querying the Brave Search API efficiently.