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Wednesday, 15th June 2005

	Microsoft patches 12 vulnerabilities
	Britney number one with hackers
	Trend Micro buys net filtering firm
	OpenSolaris lets the Sun in
	Windows 2000 still dominates enterprises

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Microsoft patches 12 vulnerabilities
Microsoft this week rolled out 10 security bulletins for 12 vulnerabilities and used its revamped update services and tools in the monthly patch batch. More...

Britney number one with hackers
Pop singer Britney Spears has been ranked number one in a list of the top ten celebrities exploited by hackers.
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Trend Micro buys net filtering firm
Trend Micro has acquired Kelkea, a firm which provides filtering services for removing security threats from internet traffic. More...

OpenSolaris lets the Sun in
Sun's rollout of OpenSolaris, an open source version of its Solaris operating system, will bring modest benefits to resellers and won't impede the momentum of Linux, Sun Unix partners and Linux observers have claimed. More...

Windows 2000 still dominates enterprises
Nearly half of all business PCs still run Windows 2000, an older Microsoft operating system moving into extended support at the end of June, a Canadian asset-monitoring software vendor said. More...

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