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Java Flaws: The latest security hole in Microsoft software earns a "critical" severity rating. Microsoft's implementation of Java Virtual Machine code could allow a malicious attacker to reformat Windows users' hard drives at will. [CNet via Macintouch]
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[Macro error: The server, api.google.com, returned a SOAP-ENV:Server fault: Exception from service object: Invalid authorization key:]
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