Microsoft rules out cyberattack as global Outlook outage continues
Microsoft ruled out that the global Outlook outage is due to malicious activity and attributed the disruption, which has lasted several hours, to "high load" on its infrastructure. The failure also affects Teams and the artificial intelligence assistant Copilot. The company said it had seen "positive results" in server stability after applying adjustments, without specifying a timeline for fully restoring the service. Downdetector reported impacts in 74 countries and territories.
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- Microsoft attributes the Outlook outage to "high load" on its infrastructure and rules out malicious activity.
- The failure also affects Teams and Copilot, according to user reports.
- The company reported "positive results" in stability after applying adjustments, without giving a restoration timeline.
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