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    The document provides brief definitions and explanations of various commands that can be used in the command prompt, including commands to view system information, manage files and folders, view network settings and connections, start and stop services, and remotely access or control other computers on a network. It separates the commands into sections based on their general usage for the local computer, usage on a network or for hacking purposes, and for changing path settings. Many of the commands listed can be used to gather sensitive system information, manage installed programs, view open connections and processes, or alter configuration settings.

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    The document provides brief definitions and explanations of various commands that can be used in the command prompt, including commands to view system information, manage files and folders, view network settings and connections, start and stop services, and remotely access or control other computers on a network. It separates the commands into sections based on their general usage for the local computer, usage on a network or for hacking purposes, and for changing path settings. Many of the commands listed can be used to gather sensitive system information, manage installed programs, view open connections and processes, or alter configuration settings.

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    CMD Hacking

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    Mallikarjun Hubballi
    The document provides brief definitions and explanations of various commands that can be used in the command prompt, including commands to view system information, manage files and folders, view network settings and connections, start and stop services, and remotely access or control other computers on a network. It separates the commands into sections based on their general usage for the local computer, usage on a network or for hacking purposes, and for changing path settings. Many of the commands listed can be used to gather sensitive system information, manage installed programs, view open connections and processes, or alter configuration settings.

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    Brief definitions of most used commands

    For use in command prompt on you own computer, hacking, network


    * CMD or command.com = use whichever works best or whichever one is availab
    le ( to open command prompt in the run command.
    * EXIT = exit the command prompt
    * PATH = displays the places that if will look for if not in the name first
    * CLS = clears up everything on command prompt page
    * TIME = displays time and you can change it if you want
    * HELP = displays help, more commands
    * DIR OR DIR /? = Shows a lot of information
    * CD\PROGRA~1 ENTER THEN DIR = Programs installed (1)
    * CD\ ENTER THEN DIR = shows installations of programs
    * (DEL OR COPY OR DIR) *.* C:\TARGET = you can either delete, copy or dir a
    program
    * NET = you get options to use it
    * SHUTDOWN LETTER OR SHUTDOWN/? = you can shutdown
    free page hit counter
    Your computer or another computer
    * NETSTAT = view the stats of the computers one feature is
    to get people s I.P. for more type netstat/?
    * FSUTIL AND FSUTIL FSINFO = shows you things like list of
    all drives
    * IPCONFIG OR IPCONFIG/ALL = shows you I.P. and all others
    in a network
    * ERASE C:\PROGRAM FILES = erases all program files or leave
    just the c delete everything
    * NBTSTAT = GETTING INFORMATION ON YOUR COMPUTER
    AND OTHERS
    * TREE = displays all files on program files and desktop good
    for seeing if you have any keyloggers
    * TRACERT (IP) = to see if the I.P. exist
    * NET USE C: \\PCNAME\C$ /USER: PCNAME\ADMINISTRATOR
    = to sign in as an administrator that s not signed in
    * NSLOOKUP SET TYPE=MX EXP:HOTMAIL.COM = getting ips
    from web sites
    * /WHOIS (SCREENAME) = only on a chat room, to find
    information a that person which owns the screename an I.P.
    For use in command prompt for path chanching
    * DISKPART = shows you stuff like the computer name and
    takes you to disk part option
    * CD\PROGRA~1 ENTER THEN DIR = Programs installed (2)
    * CD \WINDOWS \SYSTEM = to look for stuff in this folders
    * TELNET : remote controlling
    * NET START MESSENGER = start net send when it is disable
    For use in command prompt only on a network or hacking
    * BOOTCFG = you can make changes to boot the computer ,
    boot it mess it up
    * GPRESULT = shows all the information of a computer
    * DRIVERQUERY = list of drives and their properties
    * GETMAC = this gets the Mac (media access control) address
    * NETSH = good for hacking a network configuration tool
    type netsh /? For more
    * OPENFILES = only for windows professional allows an
    administrator to display or disconnect open files
    * REG = THE CONSOLE REGISTRY TOOL
    * SYSTEMINFO = info
    * TASKLIST AND TASKKILL = LIKE PRESING CTRL+ALT+DELETE

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