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http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/business/6429877.htm

Government issues second warning on Microsoft security flaw

LOS ANGELES - The Department of Homeland Security has issued an
unprecedented second warning to Internet users about a security flaw in 
Microsoft Corp. software that could leave about 75 percent of the 
country's computers vulnerable to hacker attacks.

The latest warning comes two weeks after Microsoft issued a bulletin 
notifying computer users it had discovered a critical flaw in its most 
common Windows operating systems, including its newest versions, 
Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

The flaw can let hackers use the Internet to seize control of users' 
machines to steal files, read e-mails and launch wide-scale computer 
virus and ``worm'' attacks that could seriously damage the Internet. . 
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