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The INQ lends Microsoft a helping hand

Universe about to end - official

By Andrew Thomas

Wed Aug 15 2007, 12:24

EAGLE-EYED INQ HACKS noticed this morning that there was a broken link on the MS Security Central site.

Being naturally helpful types, we phoned the company, which makes software, to point it out.

The link in question was the one pointing to details of this week's security updates, which, it transpires, has a missing 's'. On the offchance that Microsoft hasn't got round to fixing it yet, the correct URL is here.

The Inquirer. We're always here to help. Ourselves. µ

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