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Jaymoss
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Re: Major Microsoft Outage

Can you not see that current events could all be linked? The warning M$ going down Air traffic control going down. The risk of cyber crime has never been higher because you can create a virus just by paying a subscription to an AI model now without any code knowledge.


How do we know what we are being told is the truth ?

"The cause was aging analog air traffic control routers and switches that became overloaded with data after new technology was introduced into the system. "

"Microsoft says the cause was a network configuration change introduced during an earlier network capacity upgrade, which surfaced after a recent network change. Specifically, a core process responsible for establishing secure connections (authentication/routing) became overwhelmed, causing servers to fail automated health checks and drop out of rotation — triggering a cascading capacity degradation across the platform."

I am not buying either explanation
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