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    Microsoft says a "serious vulnerability" in its flagship Web server software, used by computers running more than 6 million sites, could allow hackers and online vandals to take control of computers.

  • MS races to fill security hole

    Microsoft has announced a serious security hole in its flagship Web server software and raced to convince system administrators to patch their Web servers before online vandals compromise their systems.

  • Hackers hoarding code to exploit server flaw

    System administrators who have delayed patching the latest security hole in Microsoft's Web server software should think again, security experts have warned.

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