Microsoft patches new Office flaw
Microsoft has released its monthly set of security patches, fixing a critical flaw in Office.
Attackers could exploit the bug by tricking Office users into opening a maliciously encoded .pub document, which would then allow attackers to run unauthorized software on a victim’s PC.
Read the complete story here. (PC World)
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