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This article was written on December 31, 2006 by CyberNet.
The Pirate Bay was the talk of the month since they had their servers seized and then quickly returned to them after authorities found no illegal content. To help crack down on piracy Microsoft also updated their Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) process to check for counterfeit versions of Windows XP…which unexpectedly identified legitimate versions of Windows as counterfeit.
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