The researchers used a technique developed by CSIRO scientists in Geelong to isolate a Sars-like bug in faeces from horseshoe bats in China.
It is the second time that Mr Clarke has reported a bug in products from the firm.
Ms. Hepburn caught the book bug in the 1980's from Robert Gottlieb, who was then the editor in chief of Alfred A. Knopf and someone who shared a backyard with her in Manhattan.
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He negotiated a 90-day embargo before he went public, giving the company a long headway to ship a fix to users (Google's in-house security researchers, Project Zero, apply the same 90-day warning to other vendors when they find bugs in products from companies such as Apple and Microsoft).
This meant that cybercriminals used bugs in programs from Adobe and Oracle's Java to get at Windows users rather than look for a specific operating system vulnerability, he said.
"My heart sunk and I thought that there must have been a bug in there that prevented him from progressing.
The appeal of the "Bug" in America derived not only from its unique shape but was also directly linked to its size.
The exchange has told authorities that the problem stemmed from a "bug" in its computer software, said a person briefed on the matter who was not authorized to speak publicly.
But analysis of the motion of Ulysses, another space probe, has shown that it, too, is affected by the mysterious acceleration.Could the anomaly stem from a bug in the software used to predict the probes' trajectories?
