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The problem is not programming. I'm using an old machine, and microsoft stopped patches for those machines. Does any one have a solution for the SMB protocol vulnerability that use port 445, which is known for attackers ? Any tricky solution ? In other words, I want to use the SMB and I cant change the machines becuse it is too expensive.

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Get third-party SMB stack. MoSMB has one for sure and there are others to select from. Some support Windows, some are Linux only.

http://mosmb.com

In general I'd reconsider what you're doing: lack of patches, EOSL & so on is a big red flag for having something in production. Unless absolutely necessary of course.

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Then you should check if you are vulnerable with this tool from ESET :https://help.eset.com/eset_tools/ESETEternalBlueChecker.exe

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Microsoft stopped patches for software, not for your machine ;-) If you use Xp (i think that's your OS) you cand look on the net for "KB4012598" security patches!

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  • thanks :), but In fact I'm using windows 2000, and i think there is no existing patches for it. – Hassan MK May 24 '17 at 14:20
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    i was thinking about using another port on the request, and then mapping it when it arrives to the software(windows ). Does any 3rd-party softwares make such mapping ? – Hassan MK May 24 '17 at 14:23
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You can use NQE server for Windows

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