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Malware targeting Windows 7 surged but dropped off for XP in the second half of 2010, Microsoft reports.
The findings are part of Microsoft’s tenth Security Intelligence Report issued overnight which collected data from some 600 million computers and the most popular web services.
It indicates that while the lion’s share of malware has hit XP, writers are increasingly targeting Microsoft’s latest operating system, Windows 7.
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