For more than five months, Lastline security researchers have tracked the evolution of malicious Excel 4.0 (XL4) macros, observing the fast pace at which malware authors change them to stay ahead of security tools.
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Researchers Dive Into Evolution of Malicious Excel 4.0 Macros
For more than five months, Lastline security researchers have tracked the evolution of malicious Excel 4.0 (XL4) macros, observing the fast pace at which malware authors change them to stay ahead of security tools. The post Researchers Dive Into Evolution of Malicious Excel 4.0 Macros appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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