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The Microsoft Office Visualization Tool (OffVis) Fact Sheet

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  • Version: 1.0
  • Category: Document
  • Language: English

The Microsoft Office Visualization Tool (OffVis) Fact Sheet

The Microsoft Office Visualization Tool (OffVis) allows IT professionals, security researchers and malware protection vendors to better understand the Microsoft Office binary file format in order to deconstruct .doc-, .xls- and .ppt-based targeted attacks. The unique, easy-to-use tool offers a comprehensive view of any Microsoft Office binary file format sample simply by hovering a cursor over it. The tool then graphically shows important data structures and records for Microsoft Office Word, Microsoft Office PowerPoint and Microsoft Office Excel. Users can then browse and click through each record.

Files

Status: Deleted

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System Requirements

Operating Systems: Windows Vista, Windows XP

Any supported operating system.

Installation Instructions

Download the file and open. Available as a PDF or an XPS. In order to view the XPS, you will need to install the reader (included in Windows Vista).

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