The outage began around 9:37 PM GMT+5:30, leaving users unable to access services like the Microsoft 365 admin center and experiencing delays in applications such as Outlook and Teams. The disruption, which affected multiple regions including North America, Europe, and Asia, raised concerns among businesses relying on these platforms, particularly during critical reporting periods.
Analysis indicated that connectivity problems within Microsoft’s internal infrastructure were the root cause, leading to DNS resolution failures. Microsoft worked quickly to reroute traffic and mitigate the impact, confirming no data breaches occurred, but highlighting dependencies on DNS and its vulnerabilities. By 10:06 PM, updates indicated recovery efforts were underway, emphasizing the isolated nature of the problem rather than a cyberattack. The incident adds to ongoing discussions regarding the robustness of cloud service reliability in today’s interconnected digital environment.
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