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Breaking News Patch Tuesday: Critical flaws haunt Microsoft Office, IE browser Microsoft dropped its largest ever batch of security patches today to cover a record 49 security vulnerabilities, including several browser flaws that could expose Internet Explorer users to... READ MORE   More coverage: Facebook's new security tools are simple and smart iPhone 4 glass breaking 82% more than 3GS Must-Read Stories   Intel's outlook quells worries: We see healthy global demand ahead iPhone 4 glass breaking 82% more than 3GS Spotted: Brushed aluminum iPhone 4 for Verizon? 5 reasons NOT to be a Windows Phone 7 early adopter It's the Infrastructure, Stupid! Facebook: Flash still outperforms HTML5 on video Connect with ZDNet   Recommended Free Trial Download: up.time Systems Management Software Easily manage, measure, and monitor all your physical, virtual, and cloud assets across platforms, applications, domains, and multiple datacenters.
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