10.6.5 Combo Update - always corrupt download?

Hi all,
I'm a user of PGP WDE and need to download the Combo Update. Whenever I try to download from http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1324 with whatever browser - tried multiple Macs, Browsers - even Windows - I get a download of about 204 MB. The file is a) corrupt and b) not of expected size (977 MB as stated by the web page).
Is anyone else experiencing this? Could someone please verify this? Any thoughts on solving this?
Best regards,
Sascha

Hi!
thanks for verifying.
In the meantime, I walked my way through all the referrers within the download and was able to access the file "directly". It downloaded successfully and is ready for installation. The root cause remains unidentified...
Rgds,
Sascha

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