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TitleNew 'Iraq oil' network worm found
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SummaryA new network worm that spreads through shared folders on machines running Microsoft Corp.'s Windows NT, 2000 and XP operating system has been detected, according to advisories posted by a number of antivirus software makers Tuesday. continue 
 
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