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Why Excel 4.0 macro exploits are surging

Posted on 30 November 2020

From csoonline.com

Computerworld Cheat Sheet  >  Microsoft Excel 2016

Excel 4.0 macros have been around for almost three decades, but this year, attackers have found new ways to weaponize them. It’s bad news for companies that still rely heavily on this legitimate and long-standing functionality. 

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