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Our Top Stories On the Front Line Against the Next Stuxnet Homeland Security runs training exercises to help organizations of all kinds prepare for the next aggressive global worm. Share: Fake iPhone Ring Reportedly Busted in China Police in Shanghai have broken up an operation making and selling fake iPhones to the Chinese market, according to reports. Share: Oracle May Launch Its Own PaaS Offering UPDATE: Oracle may unveil its own platform-as-a-service offering next week, setting it in competition with Microsoft's Azure, Salesforce's Heroku and many other smaller services. Share: Petitioners ask White House to End Patents The top 10 petitions on the White House website includes a request to end software patents -- but lags a bid to legalize marijuana. Share: Get More Business News Full Windows 7 Coverage Start here for an in-depth look at the strengths and weaknesses of Microsoft's new operating system. 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