Microsoft rules out cyberattack as global Outlook outage persists

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Microsoft has ruled out a cyberattack as the cause of a global Outlook outage, a company executive confirmed Friday, though the disruption continues to affect users worldwide. The malfunction also impacts other Microsoft services, including Teams and the AI assistant Copilot. Executive Vice President Charles Lamanna stated on X that there is currently "no sign of malicious action or cyberattack." The outage has persisted for several hours, prompting Microsoft to reassure customers while engineers work to restore full functionality across its affected platforms.


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