Microsoft Window Outage: IT crisis came to the world when Microsoft's server stopped, know which services were affected

The entire world is facing a major technical crisis due to the mess in Microsoft's servers. Air services abroad, including Delhi and Mumbai, have also been affected. The problem first happened with America's Frontier Airlines and gradually spread around the world. According to the latest information, Microsoft-affiliated cyber security firm CloudStrike has admitted its mistake, saying that CloudStrike should have updated its anti-virus, which the company did not update in time. could do, due to which the world this I.T. The emergency is kept.

Microsoft released its first statement

Microsoft released its first statement regarding the entire crisis, saying, "Our experts are working to fix the problem as soon as possible, and will provide more updates soon." Let us tell you that there has been a problem with Microsoft's Azure Cloud and Microsoft 365 services. Delhi Airport has also released a statement about the server failure. Airport authorities have said that as air services have been affected due to the global IT crisis, efforts are being made to address the inconvenience to passengers.

What services and countries are affected?

Several types of emergency services, including airlines, hospitals, stock exchanges, rail services, broadcasting services, etc., provided online in many countries, have been affected. Air service has been affected in many places including Sydney, Netherlands, Dubai, Berlin. Hundreds of passengers are present at the airports of all major cities and they cannot get any flight related information. Ticket booking and checking is not happening due to this IT crisis.

Australia's ABC News service is affected. Live telecast of Sky News in Britain has stopped. The London Stock Exchange and the Central Bank of Israel have also been affected. The flaw in Microsoft's servers has also affected British Railways and UK rail services. Air service at Paraguay airports has also been affected. Manual check-in and booking has also been introduced at Singapore Airport.

As for India, air traffic has been affected in many cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, while manual tickets are now being issued to passengers at Delhi and Hyderabad airports. Banking services in India have also been affected.