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Tuesday, August 26, 2003
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Macworld review: Acrobat 6 Professional: "With all the features of the Standard version and then some, Acrobat 6.0 Professional is a dream come true for graphic artists and prepress pros. But it may leave its secondary market, engineers and architects, stranded by the side of the road." [MacCentral]
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Windows Is 'Insecure By Design,' Says Washington Post: "Between the Blaster worm and the Sobig virus, it's been a long two weeks for Windows users. But nobody with a Mac or a Linux PC has had to lose a moment of sleep over these outbreaks -- just like in earlier 'malware' epidemics. This is not a coincidence." [Privacy Digest]
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Sobig.F worm could have originated on Usenet: "The Sobig.F worm, which is estimated to have infected more than 100,000 computers and generated tens of millions of e-mails, could have begun life disguised as a pornographic picture in a posting to a handful of Usenet newsgroups." [InfoWorld: Top News]
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