The correct answer is 'net user /domain'. This command fetches user account details from the domain controller, which is a common task in active reconnaissance when targeting Windows domains. 'netstat -an' is used to display network connections, 'net accounts' shows the password policy for the local machine, 'whoami' outputs the current user context, 'ls' lists the content of a directory in Linux/Unix systems, and 'id' prints user identity in Linux/Unix.
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What is Active Reconnaissance?
What is a domain controller and its role in a network?
What is the purpose of the command 'net user /domain' in Windows environments?