The netstat command provides statistics on current network connections and listening ports, offering insight into which applications are communicating over the network.

Running netstat -a displays all active connections and ports.

Netstat -b reveals the applications associated with each connection, valuable for security assessments (you need admin privileges for the “netstat -b” command).

This command is used to detect suspicious network activity and manage active connections.

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