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Says it is unable to replicate reports, but wants "line-of-sight traceability".
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May 27 2021 12:29PM
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Attacks exploiting an unpatched vulnerability in Internet Explorer spread quickly over the weekend, according to Microsoft.
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Popstar and reality show vixen Britney Spears is the celebrity most frequently used to spread computer viruses, an antivirus firm has revealed.
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