BATcave houses my compilation of batch (.bat) files ranging from utility and productivity hacks to InfoSec and networking proof of concepts.

A file containing a set of DOS commands to be executed by the command line interpreter CMD (Command Prompt) in Windows and MS-DOS (legacy) operating systems.

Such a script can effectively automate manual tasks i.e. CLI commands in the operating system environment. File extension takes the form of .bat or .cmd.

• An attempt to lessen the daily frustrations of grumpy Windows users (like me)
• Hacky workarounds to access apps via custom hotkeys or context menus
• Some credential extractors off the network
• Network connectivity / performance monitoring scripts
• My solutions to the problems that I bumped into

Windows provides DOS utilities out-of-the-box. A batch can be accessed through following means:

• Command Prompt (cmd.exe)
• Double-click launch
• Powershell
• Git Bash (weird but it works)

Try out some of my scripts if you find it useful.

• Go through the readme / how-to guides first before executing any script
• Some scripts may require additional configuration or OS-level tweaks. Keep an eye out for that