Word files can containing viruses

Q. Why are Word files vulnerable? A. Because Microsoft Word files are commonly exchanged, Word viruses have become widespread. Here’s how it works: - Microsoft Word files contain small programs called "macros," which are customizable shortcuts that automate tasks such as formatting text or applying bullet lists. - The macro programming language can also be used to write viruses. - The virus can be sent as part of a Word document. - The virus automatically activates when you open the Word file.