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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::container::loop

Excel::Template::Container::Loop(3pm)			User Contributed Perl Documentation		     Excel::Template::Container::Loop(3pm)

NAME

       Excel::Template::Container::Loop - Excel::Template::Container::Loop

PURPOSE

       To provide looping

NODE NAME

       LOOP

INHERITANCE

       Excel::Template::Container

ATTRIBUTES

       o   NAME

	   This is the name of the loop. It's used to identify within the parameter set what variables to expose to the children nodes each
	   iteration.

CHILDREN

       None

EFFECTS

       None

DEPENDENCIES

       None

USAGE

	 <loop name="LOOPY">
	   ... Children here ...
	 </loop>

       In the above example, the children nodes would have access to the LOOPY array of hashes as parameters. Each iteration through the array
       would expose a different hash of parameters to the children.

       These loops work just like HTML::Template's loops. (I promise I'll give more info here!)

       There is one difference - I prefer using Perl-like scoping, so accessing of variables outside the LOOP scope from within is perfectly
       acceptable. You can also hide outside variables with inner values, if you desire, just like Perl.

AUTHOR

       Rob Kinyon (rob.kinyon@gmail.com)

SEE ALSO

perl v5.14.2							    2012-04-29				     Excel::Template::Container::Loop(3pm)