Microsoft is adding .xlsb and .xltm files to its list of attachments blocked from direct opening in Outlook, forcing users to save them first. The change aims to disrupt macro-based malware delivery vectors and will roll out gradually across platforms. This brings the total restricted file types to over a dozen.
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