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Microsoft down? Services recovering after major outage hits Azure, 365 and more - even Minecraft and Xbox affected

If you're having trouble logging on to Microsoft services this morning, you're not alone. A major outage across the company's platform's appears to take place earlier today, with issues with Azure knocking out Microsoft 365 services - and even Minecraft and Xbox are affected.

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Microsoft Azure experiencing outage due to DNS issue

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Microsoft Azure, 365 outage impacting businesses globally starting to ease

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Microsoft Azure cloud outage hits Alaska Air, other clients

Microsoft suffered outages on its Azure cloud computing platform and 365 services Wednesday, hours before it was set to release quarterly earnings.

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Microsoft Azure service hit with outage

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Microsoft outage fix in progress, but could take hours to fully restore

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Microsoft Azure, 365 Copilot outage blamed on configuration error, impacting thousands users

Microsoft Azure and the Microsoft 365 Copilot went down for thousands of users worldwide on Wednesday, the company says, due to an inadvertent configuration error.

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If you're having problems with Microsoft Azure AD today, this is probably what's causing it

Just a day after Microsoft announced its new Entra cloud identity services portfolio, one of Entra's core products suffered wobbly performance for more than 12 hours. Microsoft warned that users of its identity service Azure Active Directory (AD), as ...

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Azure outage: After Amazon AWS crash, now Microsoft Azure down for thousands of users

Microsoft services are facing a widespread outage today. Key platforms like Azure and Microsoft 365 are down, impacting popular applications such as Word, Excel, and Teams. Even the Microsoft Store appears affected.

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How to use Microsoft Sysmon, Azure Sentinel to log security events

Microsoft's Sysmon and Azure Sentinel are easy and inexpensive ways to log events on your network. Here's how to get started with them. Logging is the key to knowing how the attackers came in and how they got you. As applications move to the cloud, you ...