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Microsoft Doesn't See Any Evidence of a Cyber Attack After Breakdown

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A failure of services by the U.S. tech company Microsoft has caused disruptions to companies and private users worldwide. So far, the company has found no evidence of a cyberattack.

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A failure of services by the U.S. tech company Microsoft has caused disruptions to companies and private users worldwide. So far, the company has found no evidence of a cyberattack.

·Bonn, Germany
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Microsoft's mail to hiccups all over the world, but this time the cyber attack seems excluded with the shadow of human error or an artificial intelligence agent. Redmond's colossus bulletins, published on the X platform, are the only source of information. For now no independent verification, even when the problem invests governments, ministries, public administrations [...] The article "This is why Microsoft down is not a hacker attack: plausib…

·Rome, Italy
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The American giant Microsoft did not detect any sign of malware action or cyber attack that would explain to the world that affects its Outlook messaging program and cloud services Microsoft 365, announced Friday on X one of the company's leaders, after more than 12 hours that the company could not solve, reports AFP.

Microsoft reported on Friday (13) that it did not identify, so far, evidence of a hacker attack related to the instability affecting its services for the second consecutive day. In an updated note, the company stated that there is no evidence of malicious activities associated with the incident. Despite this, the company acknowledged that the situation has not yet been [...]

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Microsoft 365, a platform where tools such as Outlook, Teams, Word or Excel work, continues with bugs that make it difficult to access email

The global failure of Microsoft systems that began on Thursday night also made itself felt in Estonia on Friday morning. Outlook mailboxes did not open, Teams meetings were difficult to join, and the country's IT center warned that emails sent to agencies could be delayed or not arrive at all.

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News.ro broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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