Ledes, Week 1

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January 17, 2009 - A virus that has been released recently that has been affecting Microsoft Windows users may not be working as the hackers planned. The virus, popping up on the computer as a window saying that the computer is infected, shows the users ways to get rid of this false infection, which it is then supposed to hack the computer.

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December 15, 2008 - A serious flaw in Internet Explorer has not been fixed yet, according to Microsoft. The bug has been a serious security flaw that allows website owners to fool users into using websites that can steal passwords and other personal information.

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January 20, 2009 - As a U.N. chief, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, tours Gaza City and the mess that Israel has left it in, Israel decides to withdraw from Gaza before the inauguration of Barack Obama. The cease-fire occurred a day before the inauguration.

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January 18, 2009 - Little Debbie crackers that contain peanut butter have been recalled, along with numerous other items. Some peanut butter in these products have been shown to have traces to Salmonella, which has caused 6 deaths and 470 infected people in the United States.