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Microsoft's massive M365 outage stretches past 15 hours as its fixes keep failing
Hasn't completely ruled out cyberattack as cause of incident that's damaged Exchange Online and services that rely on it
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Microsoft said it was “seeing encouraging recovery progress” after a global outage affected its services, while warning some users may still experience intermittent issues as recovery actions continue, according to The Hill. The Verge reported service was gradually recovering after an almost two-day outage, with some email access restored but some apps and features still degraded. CNN reported millions were affected as the outage continued.
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- The VergeMicrosoft’s massive Outlook outage continuesService is gradually starting to recover for Microsoft Outlook and 365 after an almost two-day outage impacting millions of users around the world. While some apps and features are still running in a degradated state, some people (including Verge staffers) are reporting that access to their emails has been restored, though the flow of Outlook
- BBCWhat we know about the global Microsoft outageMicrosoft has said the outage was not caused by a cyber-security incident, but efforts to fix the issues have so far been largely unsuccessful.
- The RegisterMicrosoft's massive M365 outage stretches past 15 hours as its fixes keep failingHasn't completely ruled out cyberattack as cause of incident that's damaged Exchange Online and services that rely on it
- Hacker NewsGlobal Microsoft Outage