In Sublist3r, which flag sets the number of threads for subbrute bruteforce?

• A. --threads (-t)
• B. --thread (-T)
• C. --workers (-w)
• D. --parallels (-p)

Answer: (A)

Controlling how many parallel tasks subbrute runs is done with the threads option. The flag that sets this is --threads, with the shorthand -t. This naming matches the common CLI convention of using “threads” to indicate multiple concurrent workers. Providing a number after this flag tells Sublist3r how many subbrute processes can run at once, speeding up brute-forcing while balancing system load. The other suggested flags don’t correspond to Sublist3r’s method for configuring this behavior, so the threads flag is the correct choice.