A quick update on OffVis as September's toolsmith on the same topic begins to arrive in ISSA Journal subscriber's mailboxes.
MSRC Engineering Security Research & Defense has released OffVis 1.1, along with a detailed and insightful video (best viewed with IE) on the OLESS Office legacy binary file format.
The new release includes bug fixes, enhancements, and additional detected CVEs.
Download OffVis 1.1, watch the video, and read the article if you spend any time analyzing Office malware.
Cheers.
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OffVis 1.1 is a nice tool, but has anyone yet reported the bug relating to the MiniFat? In a sample file I have, the MiniFat spans two sectors, namely 14 and 54. The Parser properly displays the first 128 MiniFat sector numbers but then gets confused there after. It tries to use sector 15 instead of 54.
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