Self-running, stand-alone executable files allow you to distribute PowerPoint presentations that anyone can run. Coworkers, clients and employees who receive your executable file can click it to view ...

Security researchers have spotted a booby-trapped PowerPoint file that will download malware to a computer whenever a victim hovers a link, no macro scripts required. Hello, Please see attached ...

Microsoft PowerPoint is on over a billion computers worldwide, according to Robert Gaskins, one of the program's developers. So it's likely you'll come across a PowerPoint Presentation file you need ...

A spam campaign is infecting users with malware via a malicious PowerPoint file with a hyperlink. If the user hovers over the link, PowerPoint proceeds to download a script along with the malware.

Most people are conditioned by now to not open unknown file attachments—especially file attachments on emails from unknown sources. Just in case you somehow missed the memo, though, there is a new ...