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New Microsoft Office Attack Vector via "ms-msdt" Protocol Scheme, (Mon, May 30th)
published on 2022-05-30 10:12:04 UTC by Content:
It was a long weekend for many European countries and it’s an off-day in the US but we were aware of a new attack vector for Microsoft Office documents. It started with a tweet from @nao_sec[1] who reported an interesting Word document. Office documents have been a common way to drop malware into victims’ computers for a while. We have to fight against VBA macros, XLS 4 macros, embedded payload, etc. But the one described here is interesting.