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    Jun21
    10:56 am (UTC-7)   |    by

    Or ‘Yet Another Excel Exploit’. A post was made yesterday to
    Full-Disclosure on a(nother) 0-day for Excel. And yes, code
    execution is possible. This time, a user needs to open the file and
    click on a (specially-crafted, a buzzword nowadays)link specified
    inside the file to trigger the exploit. Same safety-precautions
    apply when a 0-day is out:

    Do not open Microsoft Excel files that you
    receive from un-trusted sources.


    This vulnerability could be exploited when a user opens an Excel
    file and clicks on a specially-crafted link inside the file. Excel
    files from trusted sources or Excel files that are known to be
    trusted can continue to be used.


    *slightly modified Suggested Action from Microsoft.

    Trendlabs is currently in the process of creating a generic
    pattern for this exploit.






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