OneNoteAnalyzer

Coming across a potentially infected document may not be that common, but it is nevertheless a possibility you should prepare yourself for. As is often the case with such things, if the document came from an unknown source, if you don't have to open it, don't. But if you do need to open it for some reason, then scanning it thoroughly beforehand is the best course of action. OneNote documents can be rather complicated to deal with, however.

If you're looking for a quick, safe, and easy way to scan a suspicious OneNote document, OneNoteAnalyzer was conceived to help you deal with potentially ill-intentioned documents.

Any suspicious OneNote documents can be dealt with by way of this solution in a straightforward manner. All you'll have to do is open the executable via Command Prompt, and specify the location of the respective document. This is done by inputting --file, followed by the path to the file you wish to scan.

The scanning process should then begin, and it shouldn't take long before the tool makes quick work of anything suspicious. It scans your document without executing it, while also extracting some data from it, giving you the option to access it later safely.

As OneNote documents often feature all sorts of elements, the software should be outfitted to tackle all of them. It can extract anything from attachments, images, and text, to any existing hyperlinks and page metadata. It will also convert the respective document into an image for easy access. This whole process doesn't take long at all, so you won't have to wait around for anything.

Overall, OneNoteAnalyzer is quite the effective tool. If you suspect you may be dealing with an infected OneNote document, then feeding it into this utility should quell your worries.