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If the Weekly World News says it, it must be trueHoles in

By Jesse Froehling • July 15, 2008 12:00 am

If the Weekly World News says it, it must be trueHoles in the World Wide Web could allow Hackers to re-route your browser, take you to phony sites and otherwise control the entire Internet! But don’t worry, computer geeks from around the world are here in Seattle at, gulp, Microsoft to fix it.

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