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Worm Prompts Temporary Shutdown of Reuters Messaging
Friday, 15 April 2005, 10:30 GMT

Reuters Group Plc. has temporarily shut down a privately controlled instant messaging service after a computer worm affected some of the network's users, the media company said on Thursday.

The worm, which exploits a vulnerability in Microsoft Corp.'s instant messaging software, was first detected on the Reuters network early on Thursday, and the company suspended the service five hours later, a spokesman for the London-based company said.

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