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Microsoft Services Begin Stabilization After Global Outage

Following a day of global disruptions, Microsoft reports a gradual recovery of its Outlook and 365 services, ruling out a cyberattack as the cause.


Microsoft office in Hyderabad, 2012
Microsoft office in Hyderabad, 2012 · Photo: Rameshng · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Microsoft's services have begun a gradual recovery following a day of widespread disruptions that impacted millions of users, businesses, and government institutions worldwide, according to reports by The Verge and Bloomberg. The company stated that the outage, which affected access to Outlook email and the Teams platform, was caused by an internal configuration update rather than malicious activity. Tech experts have linked the incident to Azure VNet configuration changes.

While some services are reporting restored access, users continue to experience occasional delays in email flow. In Estonia, the disruption hindered operations at numerous government agencies and businesses. Further details regarding a timeline for full restoration have not yet been released.

Sources: The Verge, Bloomberg.com, ERR News, Naftemporiki

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