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[Title] => Hackers targeting security programs, says report
[Summary] => WASHINGTON Hackers attacks on computer networks are evolving, zeroing in on flaws in some of the very software programs designed to keep data secure and prevent break-ins, according to a report by security experts who view the trend with alarm.
Among the programs targeted by hackers are those that back up or copy data, as well as anti-virus and firewall applications.
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November 28, 2005 - 12:00am