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  • Free tool scans sites for threats
  • Red Hat preps enterprise Linux 5 desktop
  • SCO claims IBM tampered with crucial trial evidence
  • IBM researchers wield grid power in cancer battle
  • Microsoft 'Principles' raise Windows Live fairness issues
  • After earnings warning, Dell execs face shareholders
  • Mobile-phone shipments show healthy Q2 growth worldwide
  • Hummingbird negotiating sale to Open Text
  • Bloggers worldwide blast India's ban
  • Cognos gets green light from SEC, resumes financial reporting
  • Microsoft Business Solutions hits first full profitable year
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