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    Microsoft has confirmed that Vista can be affected by malware from 2004, but argues this is not a flaw in the operating system.

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    Microsoft's Vista may be vulnerable to at least three pieces of widespread malware, two of which date back to 2004 , according to security vendor Sophos.

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