office parsing

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The tag 'office parsing' covers vulnerabilities and technical discussions related to how Microsoft Office applications parse documents. A key theme is the distinction between CVE titles describing remote code execution and CVSS metrics indicating local attack vectors, which is important for Windows administrators assessing risk. The content focuses on Office document parsing flaws, particularly in Excel, where malicious files can be delivered remotely but exploit code runs locally. This tag is relevant for IT professionals managing Office security, understanding CVSS scoring nuances, and evaluating threats from crafted Office documents.
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    CVE-2026-20950 Explained: Remote Code Execution vs CVSS AV:L in Office Documents

    Title: Why CVE-2026-20950 is labeled “Remote Code Execution” even though CVSS lists AV:L (Local) — a practical guide for Windows admins Introduction Short answer: “Remote” in the CVE title describes the attacker’s location (they can be off‑host and deliver a malicious file remotely); the CVSS...
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