A simple Python tool for scraping Dorks, Bugs, and Exploits from CXSecurity (https://cxsecurity.com)

Installation

Copy-paste this into your terminal:

git clone https://github.com/mkdirlove/CXSecurity.git

cd CXSecurity

python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

python3 CXSecurity.py

or

python3 CXSecurity.py -h

Usage

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Made with ❤️  by @mkdirlove      [ v4.0-dev ]

usage: CXSecurity-v4.py [-h] [--bugs] [--exploit] [--dork] --keyword KEYWORD [--pages PAGES]
                        [--sort_date {asc,desc}] [--output OUTPUT]

A simple Python tool for scraping Dorks, Bugs, and Exploits from CXSecurity
(https://cxsecurity.com)

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --bugs, -b            Scrape bugs instead of dorks or exploits
  --exploit, -x         Scrape exploits instead of dorks or bugs
  --dork, -d            Scrape dorks instead of bugs or exploits
  --keyword KEYWORD, -k KEYWORD
                        Filter results containing a specific keyword
  --pages PAGES, -p PAGES
                        Number of pages to scrape (default: 1)
  --sort_date {asc,desc}, -s {asc,desc}
                        Sort by date (asc for ascending, desc for descending)
  --output OUTPUT, -o OUTPUT
                        Save the output to a file

Example

You can now scrape dorks by running the script like this:

python3 CXSecurity.py --dork -k "sql injection" -p 5 -s asc -o dorks.txt

You can now scrape bugs by running the script like this:

python3 CXSecurity.py --bugs -k "microsoft" -p 5 -s asc -o bugs.txt

You can now scrape exploits by running the script like this:

python3 CXSecurity.py --exploit -k "linux" -p 5 -s asc -o exploits.txt