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I have been talking about this issue at events for the last 8 years, online you can find presentations with plenty of data. I am preparing an updated presentation which will be shared with community members in 2022 (will be speaking about this issue at FOSDEM).

On 12/26/21 17:38, Clocked Modular wrote:
Interesting. Can we gather research to back this up?

Met vriendelijke groet,
With kind regards,
Boudi van Vlijmen.

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Op zo 26 dec. 2021 om 13:57 schreef Italo Vignoli <italo@libreoffice.org>:

On 12/26/21 07:30, Ravi Dwivedi wrote:
On 13/12/21 7:17 pm, Paolo Debortoli wrote:
  > A few facts:
  >
  > 1. MS Office documents carry 80% of all malware worldwide

What does this mean?

MS Office documents carry 80% of all malware because they are
intentionally complex, in order to perpetuate user lock-in (the more
complex the document, the lower the chances that third party software
such as LibreOffice is able to interoperate). The hidden complexity is
strictly related to the way OOXML - MS Office pseudo-standard format -
has been intentionally developed. So, this means that switching from
OOXML to ODF - LibreOffice standard document format - would reduce
security issues by a significant percentage.
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