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    Mozilla on Thursday in the United States released an update to its Firefox Web browser that fixes several security flaws and, as expected, adds support for Macs with Intel processors.

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    A new worm that propagates by exploiting security vulnerabilities in Web server software is attacking Linux systems, warned antivirus companies on Monday in the United States.

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    Microsoft on Tuesday provided a fix for a "critical" security flaw in Windows that is being exploited in online attacks against Internet Explorer users.

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    Microsoft released a fix for a serious security vulnerability in Windows on Thursday in the United States, several days before the patch's scheduled delivery.

  • Apple patches serious Mac OS flaws

    Apple Computer on Wednesday in the United States released a security update for Mac OS X that fixes 20 vulnerabilities, including a high-profile Web browser and Mail flaw disclosed last week.

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