1. For now, the best you can do is send someone an attachment of your document.

2. If a file is too large to send as an email attachment, Google Drive offers a solution.

3. The message includes a malware attachment that takes over their machines if opened.

4. The point is, the attachment sent to you is credible.

5. Some might argue that Earth could do with a little rest from electronic attachment, anyway.

6. In many cases, the malicious attachment is a simple Word document.

7. The emails include an HTML attachment that purports to be a form for performing the update.

8. When they click that link, the attachment will download.

9. Clicking on an attachment generates a preview of the file, right alongside the email itself.

10. These include setting file expiration, attachment file size and rights management controls.

11. Also available is an optional magnetic stripe reader attachment pictured.

12. The email and attachment were sent to 77 people.