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Title	Microsoft: Massive site attacks not our fault
Type	News
Source	Computerworld 04/28/2008
Summary	Microsoft late Friday denied that vulnerabilities in its Web and SQL server software had been exploited to hack hundreds of thousands of Internet pages. continue

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