Microsoft warns Excel under zero-day attack

Microsoft warns Excel under zero-day attack: So its the same case as before where this attack is a non-issue. It's "very limited" in scope, the user has to open the email then run the attachment. All of which give warnings prior to being able to actually run it. No wonder this thing didn't and won't get far. Don't forget the email server strips away the attachments anyway. You can upgrade that "very limited" to "non-existant" as far as I'm concerned.; Posted by: Loverock Davidson Posted on: 02/05/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Exactly Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07

Wrong Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07

How about OOo? Graham Fluet | 02/05/07

What part didn't you understand? Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07

Avoiding is the best way Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07

You left out a feature Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07

Who says they have to? Loverock Davidson | 02/05/07

That's a bit lofty. Henaway | 02/05/07

Both have flaws. ceward_z | 02/05/07

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