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Sunday, November 22, 2020

Quick Tip: Extracting all VBA Code from a Maldoc – JSON Format, (Sun, Nov 22nd)

In diary entry “Quick Tip: Extracting all VBA Code from a Maldoc” I explain which options to use with oledump.py to extract all VBA code with a single command.

I promised that I would update oledump.py so that it can also produce JSON output with all VBA code.

This is now done with version 0.0.55. Existing option -j (–json) produces a JSON object with the content (base64 encoded) of each stream found inside the analyzed ole file. Combining option -j and -v produces a JSON object with the VBA code (base64 encoded) of each stream module found inside the analyzed ole file:

Didier Stevens
Senior handler
Microsoft MVP
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