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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Opera patches Flash flaw   Browser makers band together against Phishers   Movie studios, BitTorrent sign anti-piracy pact   Cell phones are safe, Dutch health council says   War, terrorism, riots spell boom for spy products
Thursday, 24th November 2005
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  • Opera patches Flash flaw
  • Browser makers band together against Phishers
  • Movie studios, BitTorrent sign anti-piracy pact
  • Cell phones are safe, Dutch health council says
  • War, terrorism, riots spell boom for spy products
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    Opera patches Flash flaw
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