S-349: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Excel


 
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Old 08-14-2008
S-349: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Excel

There are multiple remote code execution vulnerabilities in the Excel. An attacker could exploit the vulnerability by opening a specially crafted file which could be hosted on a Web site, or included as an e-mail attachment. The risk is MEDIUM. Depending on the attack scenario, the vulnerability could lead to remote code execution ona user's local Excel client, or it could lead to elevation of privilage within a SharePoint Server.


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Excel::Template::Element::Backref(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation		    Excel::Template::Element::Backref(3pm)

NAME
Excel::Template::Element::Backref - Excel::Template::Element::Backref PURPOSE
Returns the cell location (i.e. B2) of the last cell to name this reference. To return the location of the entire range of cells to name this reference see RANGE. NODE NAME
BACKREF INHERITANCE
Excel::Template::Element ATTRIBUTES
o REF This is the name of the reference to look up. CHILDREN
None EFFECTS
None DEPENDENCIES
This will only be used within CELL tags. USAGE
In the example... <row> <cell ref="this_cell"/><cell ref="that_cell"><cell ref="that_cell"> </row> <row> <formula>=<backref ref="this_cell">+<backref ref="that_cell"></formula> </row> The formula in row 2 would be =A1+C1. C1 is the last to reference "that_cell". AUTHOR
Rob Kinyon (rkinyon@columbus.rr.com) SEE ALSO
CELL, RANGE perl v5.14.2 2012-04-29 Excel::Template::Element::Backref(3pm)