While investigating possible malware on a Windows 10 workstation, a technician opens an elevated Command Prompt. They need a single command that will list every active connection and listening port on the machine and also show the executable file responsible for each entry. Which command should they run?
netstat -b
netstat -o
netstat -a
netstat -r
The command netstat -b displays all active connections and listening ports and, crucially, shows the executable that created each socket. This makes it ideal for identifying which applications are using the network. Using -a would list connections and ports but omit executable details, -o adds process IDs only, and -r reveals the routing table instead of individual sockets.
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