New Update LibreOffice security update fixes macro execution bypass and potential password leaking

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The developers of LibreOffice have released updates for the open source Office suite to patch three security issues.

LibreOffice is a popular cross-platform Microsoft Office alternative that is available for Windows, macOS and Linux. All three desktop versions of LibreOffice are vulnerable to the security issues. Attackers may bypass LibreOffice's macro execution feature to run malicious macros and may access encrypted passwords when they exploit the issues successfully.

LibreOffice 7.2.7 and 7.3.3 or later are secure

Updates for LibreOffice have been available for some time, but users and system administrators should check the installed versions to make sure that installations are protected against potential attacks targeting the vulnerabilities.

LibreOffice security update fixes macro execution bypass and potential password leaking - gHacks Tech News

The developers of LibreOffice have released updates for the open source Office suite to patch three security issues.

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