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    Security experts are rushing to decode a worm program that exploits a 2-week-old flaw to infect computers running vulnerable versions of the popular open-source Apache Web server application.

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    The U.S. Defense Department temporarily cut off public access to most of its Web sites on Monday to ensure that they are protected against the "Code Red" computer virus, some versions of which display the slogan "Hacked by Chinese!" on infected Internet sites.

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    A new Internet worm is leaving its mark on thousands of Web sites running Microsoft’s Web server software.

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