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new sa('Spam, malware proliferate in late 2009;  A daily dose of postings from The Chronicle\'s technology blog sfgate.com/blogs/tech', 
       '', 
       'February 10, 2010 Wednesday', 
	   'l:1124467823',
       ' The San Francisco Chronicle (California)', 
       '574',
       'Technology - News', 
       '', 
       '100019547', 

       'Online security firm Websense has released a report on the cyberthreat landscape during the second half of 2009, and some of the findings are jaw dropping:-- The firm, which scans millions of Web sites and e-mails a day looking for malicious content, found that 95 percent of all user-generated content came laced with some kind of spam or malicious link. '),
  


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