indices

Return vulnerability data stored in index "qqids"

Overview

This endpoint allows you to retrieve a paginated list of all documents from the qqids index.
By default, a maximum of 100 documents are shown per page.

Index Description: Qualys QIDs

Paging Over Large Data (cursor)

In order to allow users to iterate over large index datasets, this endpoint provides a server-side "cursor" mechanism. To use the cursor, first call GET /index/qqids?start_cursor, the response will have a next_cursor id that clients will need to pass as a query parameter to the next request like GET /index/qqids?cursor=<next_cursor_id>

get/index/qqids

Request

Query parameters

pageinteger

set the page number of the response

limitinteger

limit the number of findings in the response

cursorstring

continue server-side paging using a cursor id

start_cursor'true'

request server-side paging

order'asc' | 'desc'

direction of the sort

sortstring

field by which to sort the results

cvestring

Specify a CVE ID to search with.

aliasstring

Specify a vulnerability alias to search with.

iavastring

Specify an IAVA ID to search with.

jvndbstring

Specify a JVNDB ID to search with.

ilvnstring

Specify an ILVN ID to search with.

threat_actorstring

Specify a threat actor name to search with.

mitre_idstring

Specify a MITRE ID to search with.

misp_idstring

Specify a MISP ID to search with.

ransomwarestring

Specify a ransomeware family name to search with.

botnetstring

Specify a botnet name to search with.

publishedstring

Specify a published date

datestring

Specify an exact published date to filter with.

updatedAtStartDatestring

Specify a starting 'updated-at' date to filter with.

updatedAtEndDatestring

Specify an ending 'updated-at' date to filter with.

lastModStartDatestring

Specify a starting last modified date to filter with.

lastModEndDatestring

Specify an ending last modified date to filter with.

pubStartDatestring

Specify a starting published date to filter with.

pubEndDatestring

Specify an ending published date to filter with.

Response

OK

_benchmarknumber

Benchmark is the server-side processing time for the request in seconds. Example: 0.122322 = approximately 122 milliseconds

Changes

No recorded changes to this operation across all 1 revision of this API.