How to Perform Vulnerability Scanning on Windows Using Command Prompt (No Third-Party Tools)

Vulnerability Scanning: How to Assess Your Windows Systems for Vulnerabilities with Command Prompt 🔐
Regular vulnerability assessments are crucial for keeping your Windows systems secure. In this video, we dive into vulnerability scanning using Command Prompt, providing you with powerful techniques that don’t require third-party software.
🔥 Key Highlights:
User Permissions Audit: Ensure user accounts have the right permissions with net localgroup. This command helps you review privilege levels and keep your system secure.
Running Port Scans with Telnet: Check for open ports using Telnet, identify vulnerable services, and close security gaps. telnet IP_Address Port is a simple yet effective way to pinpoint potential threats.
Check Security Updates: Ensure your system is up to date by listing installed security updates with wmic qfe list. Stay secure by verifying patch installations.
Local Security Policy Export: Export and review local security policies with secedit /export /cfg C:\secpol.cfg. Analyze critical areas like password policies, account lockout, and audit settings.
Event Logs Analysis: Use wevtutil qe Security /f:text to scan logs for security breaches, suspicious logins, and potential attacks.
Local Group Policy Review: Quickly generate a Group Policy report with gpresult /h "C:
eport.html" and assess security configurations applied to your system.
Whether you're an IT professional, security enthusiast, or just looking to harden your Windows security, these vulnerability scanning techniques are essential.
🔍 What You’ll Learn:
How to audit user permissions
How to run port scans using Telnet
How to check for missing security updates
How to analyze local security policies and event logs
🔧 Command Line Mastery: Follow along as we demonstrate key commands like net localgroup, dism, wmic, wevtutil, and more. Strengthen your knowledge of Windows security auditing without relying on external tools!
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💡 Pro Tip: Implementing these techniques regularly ensures your Windows system remains secure, minimizing the risk of exploitation.

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