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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1029092" data-attributes="member: 99014">PDF documents may contain executable content as well. ZoneAlarm has Document Sanitation, later on renamed to Threat Extraction that can reconstruct documents of many formats and remove all executable contents. The extension that provides this feature is available for free.All programmes that handle files (media players, document viewers, archivers and others) must be kept up-to-date at all times.In addition, Kaspersky is capable of placing programmes of choice (in this case it can be Adobe Reader) in a less trusted group where they will be restricted in accordance with the set policies. Exceptions can be created for “vulnerability assessment tools” so that they can sill be used.An old computer may be converted to a Chromebook by Installing Chrome OS Flex and that can be used whenever someone believes weaponised documents may be encountered.There are many solutions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1029092, member: 99014"] PDF documents may contain executable content as well. ZoneAlarm has Document Sanitation, later on renamed to Threat Extraction that can reconstruct documents of many formats and remove all executable contents. The extension that provides this feature is available for free. All programmes that handle files (media players, document viewers, archivers and others) must be kept up-to-date at all times. In addition, Kaspersky is capable of placing programmes of choice (in this case it can be Adobe Reader) in a less trusted group where they will be restricted in accordance with the set policies. Exceptions can be created for “vulnerability assessment tools” so that they can sill be used. An old computer may be converted to a Chromebook by Installing Chrome OS Flex and that can be used whenever someone believes weaponised documents may be encountered. There are many solutions. [/QUOTE]

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