SMB interception defenses
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ms.topic: conceptual
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author: robinharwood
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# Customer Intent: As a system or security administrator, I want to prevent SMB interception
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# attacks, so that I can mitigate security risks within my environment
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Before removing the SMB 1.0 feature, be sure no applications and processes on the computer require
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it. For more information on how to detect and disable SMB 1.0, see the article
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You can also use the Windows Admin Center
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[Files and file sharing tool](../../manage/windows-admin-center/use/manage-servers.md) to both
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