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Version 1.0 reference · Updated August 4, 2026
HackHub Commands List
Search the commands named in official HackHub sources, understand what they are for in the game, and verify exact syntax in the current in-game Handbook.
HOW TO USE
Evidence before syntax
Confirmed means an official Steam source names the command. It does not mean every argument has been independently tested. When the official source does not publish syntax, this guide says “check Handbook” instead of guessing.
Searchable index
Find a command by task
Try a command name or a purpose such as DNS, multiplayer, market, scan, or logs.
| Command | Mode / task | What the official source confirms | Syntax status |
|---|---|---|---|
probe1.0 | Recon · both modes | Added as a new terminal command in the 1.0 launch notes. | Check Handbook |
dnshistory1.0 | DNS recon · both modes | Named in 1.0; the notes connect it with finding origin IPs behind Cloudfire. | Check Handbook |
dig1.0 | DNS recon · both modes | Added in 1.0 as a single-player and multiplayer terminal command. | Check Handbook |
nslookupOfficial | DNS recon · both modes | The store page names it as a core tool; 1.0 also lists a new implementation. | Check Handbook |
mxlookup1.0 | Mail / DNS recon | Added in the official 1.0 list of new commands. | Check Handbook |
whois1.0 | Identity recon | The official notes say whois was rewritten for 1.0. | Check Handbook |
nmapOfficial | Port / service recon | The store page names it as a core tool; the 1.0 notes say it was rewritten. | Check Handbook |
deface1.0 | Site action · both modes | Added in the official 1.0 command list. | Check Handbook |
sqlmap1.0 | Database access | Added via Python3 in the official 1.0 notes. | Check Handbook |
ssh1.0 | Remote access | The official notes say SSH was expanded for 1.0. | Check Handbook |
hydraOfficial | Credential testing | The official store page names Hydra as one of the game’s recognizable tools. | Check Handbook |
openvpnMP only | Multiplayer network | Named as a multiplayer-only command in the 1.0 launch notes. | Check Handbook |
authkeyMP only | Multiplayer access | Named as a multiplayer-only command in the 1.0 launch notes. | Check Handbook |
decodeMP only | Multiplayer loot | The 1.0 notes connect it with decrypting looted key and decoder files. | Check Handbook |
appraiseMP only | Multiplayer economy | Named as a multiplayer-only command in the 1.0 launch notes. | Check Handbook |
crackMP only | Multiplayer access | Named as a multiplayer-only command in the 1.0 launch notes. | Check Handbook |
clearlogsMP only | Multiplayer stealth | Named as a multiplayer-only command in the 1.0 launch notes. | Check Handbook |
pivotMP only | Multiplayer network | Named as a multiplayer-only command in the 1.0 launch notes. | Check Handbook |
marketMP only | Multiplayer economy | Named as a multiplayer-only command; 1.0 also added a player market and GreyMarket site. | Check Handbook |
launderMP only | Multiplayer economy | The 1.0 notes connect it with multiplayer-specific banking and laundering flows. | Check Handbook |
watchMP only | Multiplayer surveillance | The 1.0 notes describe a watch sweep that exposes NPC observer aliases. | Check Handbook |
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Version-safe workflow
How to use this list without following stale syntax
Open the in-game Handbook
Use the Handbook as the primary syntax reference. Community examples can become stale when command arguments or interfaces change.
Check the mode
Commands labeled “MP only” are hidden or unavailable in single-player. The official launch notes explicitly separate multiplayer-only tools and apps.
Sources and scope
What this page can and cannot prove
Official
Steam store page
Confirms the game identity and explicitly names nslookup, nmap, and hydra.
Official
HackHub 1.0 announcement
Confirms the new single-player and multiplayer command names, the mode split, and the 1.0 feature context.
Open source ↗Limitation
No independent syntax test
We have not run these commands in the current build. Exact arguments and output remain Handbook-dependent until first-hand testing is available.
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Useful distinctions
Which HackHub commands were added in 1.0?
The launch notes list probe, dnshistory, deface, dig, nslookup, and mxlookup for single-player too. They also name ten multiplayer-only commands: openvpn, authkey, decode, appraise, crack, clearlogs, pivot, market, launder, and watch.
Why does this page not show guessed command syntax?
The official launch notes confirm command names and feature context but do not publish every argument. Guessing would create a polished but unreliable reference, so exact syntax is deferred to the version-matched in-game Handbook.
Are these real hacking instructions?
No. This index describes fictional systems inside HackHub. It intentionally excludes real targets, credentials, intrusion steps, and guidance for bypassing real security.
Where should I report a command that changed?
Use the corrections page and include the command, game version, what changed, and a source or screenshot you are allowed to share.