Microsoft may have blocked macros from running by default in its Office suite of programs, but there are workarounds, researchers are saying.
Several months after the ban was introduced, one specific workaround is seeing an uptick in adoption in the cybercriminal community, according to a new report from Cisco Talos.
The team claims cybercriminals are increasingly using XLL files (as opposed to XLS and XLSX) to deliver malicious code to target endpoints(opens in new tab).
