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Intel flaws tied to Microsoft drivers
Intel is the latest to issue patches for three vulnerabilities related to wireless networking. Two of the three vulnerabilities impact Intel's Pro/Wireless Network Connection Hardware, which is part of the vendor's Centrino mobile platform. Yet the actual flaw is tied to Microsoft drivers that are used, says Intel. The third security hole is with Intel's Proset/Wireless Software. Supposedly no hacker activity has been reported.
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