Microsoft Word has a serious security flaw which allows viral macros to spread, according to a warning from anti-virus company Sophos. The flaw allows viral macros to execute without warning by opening a document based on rich text format (RTF) in...
Microsoft Word documents that use the software's built-in password protection to avoid unauthorised editing can easily be modified using a relatively simple hack that was published on a security website last Friday.
Overall, the company's strong results are not a major surprise. Kagermann also referenced SAP's relative stability in comparison with its competitors, specifically PeopleSoft and Oracle, which remain tied up in deliberations over the database giant...
An "extremely critical flaw" in Microsoft Word 2000 is currently being exploited by malicious attackers, which could lead to remote execution of code on a user's system, security researcher Secunia advised on Tuesday.
Microsoft later this month plans to release a converter that will let Word users open documents saved in the OpenDocument format. The plug-in for Word, set for release on 23 October, is the first instalment of Microsoft's plan to add support for...
Avatar - An old word with a very modern definition. Do they worry what might happen if word reaches the blogosphere or are they confident all the citizen journalists will either show too much netiquette or be too busy flamebaiting to name and shame...
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