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Can I search across targets, profiles, schedules, issues and scans at once?
Yes. GET /api/search runs one global search across targets, profiles, schedules, issues and scans in a single call. Your token's owner needs the search:read permission, and results follow the permissions and group scope that owner holds.
The short version
Yes. One call searches five kinds of object at once. You do not need to query each list on its own.
How it works in Cyberlop
The route is GET /api/search. The API reference describes it as a global search across targets, profiles, schedules, issues and scans. It sits in the "Groups, tags & search" section and needs search:read.
| Object | What a match returns |
|---|---|
| Targets | Applications under assessment |
| Profiles | Scan configurations |
| Schedules | Recurring or one-off runs |
| Issues | Findings |
| Scans | Scan runs |
Search respects what the token's owner may see. A narrow role finds less, even when a record exists. That is deliberate, and it keeps a script from reading outside its lane.
The page does not list the query parameter name, so check the downloaded OpenAPI spec for the exact name and the shape of the response. Our own screens keep search local to each list. For example, the Issues page has a box that reads "Search findings by title or location...", and the Scan Profiles page has its own search and a tag filter.
What to do next
Use global search when you know a word but not where it lives, such as part of a target name or a finding title. Use the specific list routes when you already know the object type, because they take filters like severity and scan ID. Compare it with pulling the findings for one scan.
New to the API? Start with how to authenticate requests, and keep how to find an endpoint and its permission close by.
Related questions
- How do I list my targets through the API?
- How do I pull the findings for one scan through the API?
- How do I find the endpoint I need and the permission it requires?
- How do I authenticate requests to the Cyberlop API?
- What can I do with the Cyberlop API?
Cyberlop API reference: authentication, permissions and the OpenAPI spec
Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.
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