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             "description": "Windows CMD Commands Cheat Sheet",
             "content":"Files and Folders Management\nCOPY - Copies files to another location\nDIR – Displays files and folders in the current directory\nDEL or ERASE - Deletes files\nEDIT - Starts file editor\nCD - Changes directory\nEXPAND - Decompresses compressed files\nFC - Compares files and shows the differences between them\nFIND - Finds a text string in the file\nMD or MAKEDIR - Creates a folder\nMOVE - Moves files from one folder to another\nPRINT - Prints out the text file contents\nRD or RMDIR - Deletes a folder\nREN or RENAME - Renames a file or folder\nREPLACE - Replaces files in one directory with files of the same name in another directory (overwrite)\nROBOCOPY - Uses an advanced tool to copy files and directories\nTREE - Shows directory structure of a disk or folder\nTYPE - Displays the contents of text files\nOPENFILES – Manages opened local or network files\nXCOPY - Copies files and directory trees\nApplications and Processes\nSCHTASKS - Executes a command or starts a scheduled application (Task Scheduler)\nSHUTDOWN - Shuts down or reboots your computer\nTASKLIST - Lists the tasks being performed\nTASKKILL - Stops or halts a task (to stop a task, you use a PID which you can find out from TASKLIST)\nREG – Starts registry editor\nRUNAS - Launches the task as another user\nDisks Management\nCHKDISK - Checks disk and shows statistics\nDEFRAG – Starts disk defragmentation\nCHKNTFS - Displays or changes execution of disk check at boot\nCOMPACT - Displays and changes the compression of files in NTFS partitions\nCONVERT - Converts FAT disk volume to NTFS\nDISKPART - Displays and adjusts disk partition properties\nFORMAT - Formats the disk\nFSUTIL - Displays and configures file system properties\nLABEL - Creates, changes, or deletes a disk volume label\nRECOVER - Recovers data from a bad or damaged disk\nVOL - Displays volume label and serial number for the disk\nSystem Information\nDATE - Outputs or sets the current date\nTIME - Displays or sets the system time\nDRIVERQUERY - Displays the current state and properties of the device driver\nHOSTNAME - Displays name of the computer\nSYSTEMINFO - Shows configuration information about your computer\nVER – Allows you to view the Windows version\nGPRESULT – Displays current applied group policies (RSoP)\nGPUPDATE – Updates group policies\nNetwork\nIPCONFIG - Shows information about network interfaces\nPING – Sends ICMP requests to the target host, checks host availability\nTRACERT - Finds the path for packets traveling over the network\nNSLOOKUP - Finds IP address by resource name\nROUTE - Displays network route tables\nARP- Shows a table with IP addresses converted into physical addresses\nNETSH – Starts is a network settings control program\nGETMAC - Shows the MAC address of the network adapter\nTFTP – Starts TFTP client in console\nCommand Line Setup\nCLS - Clears screen\nCMD - Displays another command prompt\nCOLOR - Sets the text and background color\nPROMPT - Changes the command line prompt\nTITLE - Assigns a title for the current session\nHELP – Launches CMD help\nEXIT - Exits the command line",            
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             "description":"A simple tool that allows you to generate wordlists based on first and last names. It provides various patterns and variations to create a wide range of potential words for password cracking, data analysis, or other purposes. ",
             "content":"Description \n --- \n The ShadowCipher is a simple tool that allows you to generate wordlists based on first and last names. It provides various patterns and variations to create a wide range of potential words for password cracking, data analysis, or other purposes. \n --- \n Usage \n --- \n To use the ShadowCipher, follow the steps below: \n Clone the repository or download the ShadowCipher.py file.  \n Ensure you have Python 3 installed on your machine.  \n Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where ShadowCipher.py is located.  \n Run the following command:  \n python ShadowCipher.py [-h] [-n COUNT] [-sv FILE_NAME] first_name last_name  \n Replace first_name with the target's first name. \n Replace last_name with the target's last name. \n Use the optional -n flag followed by the desired count to specify the number of words to generate (default: 100). \n Example: python ShadowCipher.py -n 500 John Doe -sv johndoe_wordlist.txt  \n The tool will generate a wordlist based on the provided names and display the total number of words generated.",
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             "github_link":"https://github.com/Krimson-Squad/ShadowCipher",
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