The Windows Command Line Cheat Sheet by SANS is a comprehensive reference guide that provides a detailed overview of Windows command-line tools and techniques, including system management, file management, and system analysis, to help security professionals master the command line and improve their incident response, digital forensics, and penetration testing skills. The cheat sheet covers essential commands, syntax, and usage for various Windows command-line tools, including ipconfig, ping, netstat, and more, allowing users to quickly recall key commands and their usage. This valuable resource is designed to help security professionals, system administrators, and incident responders to efficiently manage and analyze Windows systems, and is an essential tool for anyone working in the field of cybersecurity.
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