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oleobj cannot detect yet that these are open office, but it can now treat them like regular zip files and find embedded objects in them. Samples are harmless, were created by me.
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Firstly, not all zip files are ooxml files; Secondly, show in debug mode that ole file is analyzed by debug-logging stream names
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One actually was an error (missing return from is_ooxml)
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Not sure whether this copying is necessary at all...
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Usually, did check for xml first, so if is not zip then the message was correct. But might change and function might be called from elsewhere.
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This has to be present for Office OpenXML files but is not there e.g. for OpenOffice files (odt, ...). Can still analyze the file without this.
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…e version installed by pip
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Integrate decrypt from msoffcrypto-tools
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making pylint happier, part 5 (final for now)
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making pylint happier, part 4
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making pylint happier, part 3
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making pylint happy, part 2
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(making pylint happier, part 1)
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Output "DDE Links:" makes another "DDE-Link " prefix unnecessary and parsing of output harder.
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These 4 files contain dde-links to calc.exe and are encrypted with excel's standard password.
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These are encrypted with the standard password hard-coded into excel to implement a form of write protection