A Microsoft outage on Thursday and Friday affected users of services like Outlook, Teams and 365.
Outlook outage continues as Microsoft flags 'encouraging recovery progress'
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- Microsoft’s Outlook email hit by new outage
- Microsoft Outlook is still down
- What we know so far about the Microsoft outage
- Microsoft Says ‘No Evidence of Malicious Activity’ in Global Outage of Outlook and Exchange Email as It Begins to Restore Services
- Microsoft scrambles to fix global outage affecting Teams and Outlook
- What we know about the global Microsoft outage
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