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    Gamblers playing in online casinos are being warned that they may increasingly be targeted by malware.

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    Australian online casino Lasseters Corporation is thriving according to its net profit report for the 2004 financial year, with company claiming a 25.6 percent profit increase due to "significant cost savings".

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