Microsoft warns of cyber attacks chasing Office files

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The US company, Microsoft, has issued a serious warning of cyber-attacks chasing Office files.

Microsoft clarified, according to what was reported Engadget is a specialized technical websiteSome attackers are exploiting a vulnerability to execute remote code using Office files.

The report indicated that Microsoft discovered a vulnerability in the servers ofWindowsEspecially Windows 7 and 10.

Through this vulnerability, attackers can send malicious software in Office files, which, once opened, carry malicious software that enables hackers to remotely control the victim’s computer.

A number of security researchers have reported about this vulnerability in the “Office” files, which they described as a serious threat to all devices running the “Windows” operating system.

And you didn’t put upd Microsoft Corporation A security update was made to address this critical vulnerability, but it advised users not to open any untrusted Office files.