Top 6 Best CMD Commands Used in Hacking in 2020 [New List]

In this article, we are about to share some of the best CMD   commands  that are widely used in  Hacking  purposes. So, let’s check out the ...

In this article, we are about to share some of the best CMD commands that are widely used in Hacking purposes. So, let’s check out the list of best CMD commands for Windows 10 computers

1 Net View

This command displays a list of resources, computers or domains that are shared by a particular computer. To use this command, simply type net view x.x.x.x or computer name  in the command prompt. Insurance

2 Net User

This command helps to modify users' accounts on a computer by resetting a password without knowing old password. To use this command, simply type net user yourusername  in the command prompt.

3 Net Use

This command helps to connect, remove and configure connections to shared resources such as network printers and other mapped drivers. In order to use this command efficiently, you need to learn a few things from the Microsoft site. Insurance

4 Ping 

This command helps to ping a host and check whether it's alive or not. In order to have this command work you should have an active internet connection that helps to send packets of data to the specific web address then these packets are sent back to your computer. For example ping x.x.x.x (x stands for IP address) you can ping  8.8.8.8  which belongs to Google. Insurance

5 nslookup

This command helps you to acquire domain name or IP address mapping for any particular DNS record. Let's assume you have a web URL that you want to know it's IP address, you will have to type this command in the command prompt nslookup www.google.com  Now you have to replace www.google.com with the web URL you want to find it's IP address. Insurance

6 tracert

This command allows users to trace the route than an IP packed has taken to reach a destination. This calculates the amount of time each took to reach a destination. In order to use the command, type in the command prompt as follows  tracert x.x.x.x  ( x stands for the IP address, if you don't know the IP address, type the domain e.g www.google.com)Insurance