In Sublist3r, which flag specifies a comma-separated list of search engines to use?

In Sublist3r, which flag specifies a comma-separated list of search engines to use?

• A. --providers (-p)
• B. --engines (-e)
• C. --sources (-s)
• D. --search (-S)

Answer: (B)

Choosing which search engines Sublist3r queries is controlled by an option that names the engines and accepts a comma-separated list. The long form is --engines and the short form is -e, so you can specify multiple engines in one command, for example -e google,bing,yahoo. This is why this option is the correct choice: it directly defines which engines Sublist3r will use for enumeration. Other flags address different aspects—providers selects data sources, sources refers to input or data sources, and search tweaks how the search is performed—so they don’t specify the engines to query.

Choosing which search engines Sublist3r queries is controlled by an option that names the engines and accepts a comma-separated list. The long form is --engines and the short form is -e, so you can specify multiple engines in one command, for example -e google,bing,yahoo. This is why this option is the correct choice: it directly defines which engines Sublist3r will use for enumeration. Other flags address different aspects—providers selects data sources, sources refers to input or data sources, and search tweaks how the search is performed—so they don’t specify the engines to query.