KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 (Bernama) -- The major global Microsoft 365 service disruption potentially affecting users worldwide, including Malaysia, is more likely to have been caused by technical or infrastructure issues than a cyberattack, according to the National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA).
Microsoft 365 Disruption Likely Technical, Not Cyberattack - NACSA
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A major Microsoft 365 disruption is likely due to technical issues, not a cyberattack, according to NACSA.
- NACSA suggests the disruption involved key apps like Outlook and Teams.
- Government agencies are advised to check for service impacts.
- Organizations should report disruptions and monitor cybersecurity.
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Also reported by New Straits Times , Malay Mail
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