The latest version of OpenOffice fixes several vulnerabilities that could cause a computer to become compromised by a remote attacker. OpenOffice.org has issued version 3.2, which adds a lengthy list of new features and improves the suite's overall performance while also fixing six vulnerabilities. Three of those problems could allow a remote attacker to execute code. In one of those cases, a malicious XPM file -- a type of image format supported by ODF (OpenDocument Format) -- could be maliciously crafted and allow remote user to execute other code on the computer with the same privileges as the local user. The suite ...