Eternal Blues

If you're a network administrator, you probably understand how security ought to be one of your main concerns, especially if there are a lot of connected systems.

In the scenario depicted above, you might want to try resorting to third-party software solutions, such as Eternal Blues, which can provide you with useful insight.

Since it's a portable application, you don't need to install it on your computer in order to run it. Simply launching the executable grants you total access to its functions.

You can also run it from removable storage media such as USB flash drives and external HDDs. It won't tamper with your registry entries, nor will it create additional files or folders on your PC, except for a "logs" directory in the same location as the app, where it will store scan logs.

Eternal Blues provides you with a simplistic, user-friendly interface, where every function is available directly in the main window so that you don't need to waste precious time looking for them.

No additional configuration menu, window or pane is available, as the app's sole purpose is to help you identify whether PCs connected to your network are vulnerable to EternalBlues or not.

As its name subtly suggests, this app was designed to help you figure out if any of your network PCs are vulnerable to EternalBlue or not. Note that this app doesn't exploit the vulnerability, it only detects it.

You are provided with a live view of the scan, but at the end of it, a scan log is generated on your PC, so that you can use it in other circumstances, such as submitting it to security sites.

If you're afraid that your network PCs might be prone to EternalBlue attacks, you might want to give Eternal Blues a shot, as it can tell you whether you should be afraid or not in no time.