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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Computer security experts issued a joint report on Wednesday saying that the ubiquitous reach of Microsoft Corp.'s MSFT.O software on desktops worldwide has made computer networks a national security risk susceptible to "massive, cascading failures."
The report, unveiled at the Computer & Communications Industry Association's meeting of industry leaders and government officials in Washington, D.C., saying that Microsoft is now the number one target for malicious computer virus writers. The report's authors told CCIA -- which is funded by Microsoft rivals -- that the software's complexity has made it particularly vulnerable to attacks.
So far this year, two major viruses emerged that took advantage of flaws in Microsoft software.
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