NSA denies it knew about Heartbleed flaw

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	NSA denies it knew about Heartbleed flaw The U.S. National Security Agency, which has a cybersecurity mission in addition to surveillance, has disputed a report that it knew about the Heartbleed security vulnerability for at least two years before other researchers disclosed the flaw this month. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software IT Friction and Your Organization This report outlines key issues that cause friction between business users and IT. Learn More In this Issue Wi-Fi problems dog Apple-Samsung trial Feds okay with cyberthreat info sharing, say its not an antitrust violation Feds are OK with cyberthreat info sharing, say it's not an antitrust violation Canada halts online tax returns in wake of Heartbleed WHITE PAPER: BMC Software The New IT Explore enhanced productivity for IT staff, and seamless integration across IT operation management systems. Download now. Learn More Wi-Fi problems dog Apple-Samsung trial There's a new sign on the door to Courtroom 5 at the federal courthouse in San Jose, the home to the Apple v. Samsung battle that's playing out this month: "Please turn off all cell phones." Read More Feds okay with cyberthreat info sharing, say its not an antitrust violation U.S. businesses can share most cyberthreat information with competitors without facing antitrust enforcement action, two U.S. enforcement agencies said Thursday. Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software The Future of IT: A Customer First Approach Explore how customer-first policies can make use of social, mobile and cloud technologies to give workers the freedom and flexibility they desire to drive company productivity. Learn More. Feds are OK with cyberthreat info sharing, say it's not an antitrust violation U.S. businesses can share most cyberthreat information with competitors without facing antitrust enforcement action, two U.S. enforcement agencies said Thursday. Read More Canada halts online tax returns in wake of Heartbleed Canada Revenue Agency has halted online filing of tax returns by the country's citizens following the disclosure of the Heartbleed security vulnerability that rocked the Internet this week. Read More
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