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Fix for Mac Office 2008 bug

Earlier this week, it was reported that Microsoft's New Office for Mac 2008 incorrectly assigned full read and write access to a nonadministrative user if the Mac was set up with multiple accounts.

The account in ComputerWorld says this could leave a Mac vulnerable to malware that could hide its files in Office directories.

Microsoft promises a fix, but in the mean time they have offered away for an administrator to reset the permissions using Terminal.

Read the full story here.

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