The developers of Silverbullet emphasize that while the core software is safe, users are entirely responsible for the scripts they choose to import.

Running "bots" to verify lists of credentials (wordlists) against specific services. The Purpose of a "Config Pack"

Using public configs to check credentials often violates the Terms of Service of the target websites and may lead to IP blacklisting or account bans.

Silverbullet Pro is powerful and "hackable". Scripts pulled from random sources may contain malicious code that can execute destructive commands on your local system.

Extracting data from various target websites.

Each config file usually targets a single service (e.g., a streaming site or a retail platform), defining how to handle network traffic and analyze server responses.

Testing the security of web applications.