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<title>Finjan: Warning users or scaring up business?</title>
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<description>Windows XP users could be excused for feeling a little less safe this week. Security tools maker Finjan Software warned on Wednesday that it found as many as 10 security flaws in the last update to Microsoft&#x26;#x27;s flagship operating system, Windows XP Service Pack 2. In a statement that contained few details, the U.K. company claimed that the vulnerabilities could enable attackers to remotely access a victim&#x26;#x27;s files, remove security measures aimed at Internet threats and run programs without any notification to the user. Windows XP SP2 &#x26;#x22;suffers because it is still basically the same operating system and has some...</description>
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