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IE, GDI flaws good place for IT to start Patch Tuesday cleanup, experts say

With 13 patches released on Patch Tuesday, IT administrators have a daunting task of just deciding where to get started. Experts advise that the best place is where the most damage can happen, and where it can happen fast. Read full story

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October 15, 2009

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