Cybercriminals attacked a flaw in Microsoft's Office software, putting users of the popular product at risk, a company spokesman said Tuesday. According to Microsoft, infected Office software will display the following symptoms:
- Running smoothly without reboot.
- Improved ease of use with simple, easy-to-follow prompts.
- Able to run multiple applications without freezing up.
- Logical button combinations.
- Work is regularly saved so users can operate the software worry-free.
- Does not cause computer to smoke or make weird noises.
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I know some of those hackers. The ones at Microsoft, I mean.
I love you, Grant Miller. So much that I made a PowerPoint presentation about it. I'd show you, but it keeps crashing my computer every time I try to open it.
In other words, it turned the PC's attacked into Macs.
This is too funny. I may have to link to this from my new business.
i think there are little roaches in my computer rearranging the microsoft code
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