Microsoft Warns Excel Users Of Zero Day Attacks
As always, be very careful when opening email attachments. Make sure that the attachment is expected. If it isn't, take the time to contact the sender and make sure it someone you trust. However, even people you trust may inadvertently send you something that contains malicious code. This usually happens when they receive an attachment, sometimes disguised as a joke, and forward it to you.
If the email is not business critical or somehow personally important, just don't open it and proceed to delete it.
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