Using Windows CMD, how would an attacker list all the shares to which the current user context has access?

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Savanah Ellis

Computers & Technology

21 April, 19:44

Using Windows CMD, how would an attacker list all the shares to which the current user context has access?

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Lilly Hoover · Answer 1

NET USE

Explanation:

The windows CMD is a command line interface or terminal used to access information about the system. The CMD can be also used to rectify or troubleshoot problems in the windows environment. There are series of hard coded commands in this interface.

An attacker uses the command "NET USE" to remotely connects or disconnects a computer and can be used to list the current connections of a user's computer.