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Microsoft reissues Excel security update
January 18, 2007 Microsoft reissues its Excel security update, designed to resolve a bug in the software that prevents users from opening files created in certain foreign languages.Another security hole found in Excel
July 7, 2006 New flaw puts computers at risk of remote attack, according to a security group's advisory.Google Spreadsheets turns up heat on Excel
June 5, 2006 Web-based program puts search giant in even more competition with rival Microsoft. Images: Google's Excel challengeExcel under zero-day attack, Microsoft warns
February 5, 2007 Spreadsheet-focused attack affects several versions of company's Office software, including one for Macs.Reader poll: Spreadsheets could erode Excel user base
June 7, 2006 Many Excel users might migrate to Google Spreadsheets, other options, according to an informal News.com poll.Second zero-day Excel flaw emerges
June 20, 2006 Another yet-to-be-patched Excel security hole is reported--and there's sample attack code on the Net, experts say.Google's spreadsheet challenge
June 7, 2006 With the search giant adding yet another tool to the world's online workbench, how worried should Microsoft be?New Excel zero-day flaw used in attacks
June 16, 2006 At least one customer reports being target of cyberattack exploiting yet-to-be-patched hole in spreadsheet software.Microsoft fixes Office, Windows flaws
March 14, 2006 Patches released in Microsoft's monthly security update cycle tackle six holes in Office and one in Windows.Study: 'Huge jump' in Microsoft flaws since last year
November 29, 2007 The number of security holes found in Microsoft software between 2006 and 2007 has risen threefold, says vulnerability-scanning company Qualys.'Critical' patch for Office coming
September 7, 2006 Two less serious updates for Windows also will be issued, making it a quiet Patch Tuesday for Microsoft next week.Security hole leaves Microsoft's Excel vulnerable
July 12, 2000 The company says it is working to close a security hole in its Excel spreadsheet program that could open computers to attack while bypassing warning systems.New PowerPoint hole used in cyberattacks
July 13, 2006 Alert of new, yet-to-be-patched Office flaw being exploited in attacks comes on heels of Microsoft's "Patch Tuesday."Fantasy soccer league virus kicks off
May 8, 2006 Excel virus targeting fantasy soccer league fans attempts to lure users with offer of worksheets to track team performance.Google guns for Microsoft
June 6, 2006 Google Spreadsheets targets Office, but analysts say Microsoft probably shouldn't worry...until the consumers begin to influence the enterprise.Microsoft to support Chinese document standard
May 21, 2007 The company will sponsor an open-source project to create converter between Ecma Open XML and Chinese standard. Also: new ODF converters.McAfee update exterminates Excel
March 11, 2006 Company fixes mistake which, for a brief period, caused its antivirus tools to remove or quarantine Microsoft's Excel, and applications.Software pioneer Bricklin tackles wikis
February 17, 2006 Dan Bricklin, the man behind one of the first PC applications, brings tools to the Web to foster a mashup of wiki technology and spreadsheets. Images: Counting on WikiCalcNuance turns text into speech
August 21, 2006 As well as converting PDFs into audio files, ScanSoft update offers tools for disabled users and archival standards.Verizon gaffe lets customer details slip
August 26, 2006 Spreadsheet with limited data on more than 5,000 wireless subscribers was accidentally e-mailed to other customers. Sponsored matches for "Microsoft Excel"
