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This is the eighth volume of the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report

• Volume 8 of the Microsoft® Security Intelligence Report provides an in-depth perspective on malicious and potentially unwanted software, software exploits, security breaches and software vulnerabilities (both in Microsoft software and in third-party software). Microsoft developed these perspectives based on detailed analysis over the past several years, with a focus on the second half of 2009.

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Microsoft_Security_Intelligence_Report _volume8_July-Dec2009_English.pdf SHA1: ef61871025bd9a3c4aea07a34b0e79e1c99a587d	13.85 MB
Microsoft_Security_Intelligence_Report _volume8_July-Dec2009_English.xps SHA1: 9e7603b59c847b84469f66c84cd89bfb65c7fc7b	27.17 MB
Microsoft_Security_Intelligence_Report _volume_8_Key_Findings_Summary_English.pdf SHA1: 2e686d51acc224c0d9478c5da7cabaa598c903b4	1.92 MB
Microsoft_Security_Intelligence_Report _volume_8_Key_Findings_Summary_English.xps SHA1: 933ca0fcc4d85597fcf90233305080dd0eaaa09a	2.57 MB

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• Download the SIR and/or the Key Findings Summary. Both are available as a PDF or an XPS. In order to view the XPS document, you will need to install the reader (included in Windows 7 and Windows Vista).