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cmd

cmd

1 6.8
A single instruction you give to a computer program
  • noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : comando
  • I guess monitoring parameters passed to cmd remains a possible way to avoid this technique, but as you said, "This method would definitely allow AV bypass until your sample gets to the AV company's backend servers!"

Examples

  • Not really a resource, but follow along with Mike as he uses commands in cmd, etc.

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  • Unfortunately, cmd scripting leaves a little to be desired in terms of flexibility, so I broke out my old command scripting references, fired up Bing, and went to work.

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  • To open the command prompt, type cmd in the search bar and hit Enter.

  • You can execute various system tasks by typing cmd followed by the desired command.

  • In the tutorial, you'll learn how to navigate directories using cmd on Windows.

Synonyms

command
vscmd
  • Specialized
392 3.7

An order given by someone in authority or a computer instruction

is a short abbreviation used for the same instruction term
instruction
vscmd
  • Specialized
39 4.6

A single command in a computer program that the computer follows

applies to a single command aimed at a program or operating system
system command
vscmd
  • Specialized
1 4.3

An instruction typed by a computer user to make the computer do something

includes single instructions sent by programs as well as those typed by users

How Complex

bootloader
  • Specialized
4 6.5
initialization
  • Specialized
4 6.9
preinstruction
  • Specialized
8.3
cmd
  • Specialized
1 6.8

Surface Forms

cmd singular
cmds plural

Etymology

Cmd is a short form of command, meaning 'order' or 'instruction'. A cmd in this sense is just one instruction you give to a program or the computer.