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I am writing a service that picks up spreadsheets from an FTP drop location
uploaded by customers. I am leary of security problems because a customer could unknowingly upload a spreadsheet with some malicious VBA. I am using excel interop to open the spreadsheets via C#. Macro security will be set to high, but I am wondering if this is enough. The customer is not willing to sign their documents with a certificate. Does anyone have any further suggestions for securely opening the spreadsheet. I was thinking of decorating the asssembly or certain methods with extra code access security declarations, but I'm not sure where to start. It is important for this to be secure because the next request is to allow sending spreadsheets via e-mail which means there isn't even a username / password preventing submission. Thanks |
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