In an unprecedented wave of IT outages, critical systems worldwide have been disrupted, causing major upheavals in various sectors, including aviation, emergency services, and healthcare. Reports indicate that the widespread outages are linked to a faulty update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, affecting Microsoft systems globally.
Major US airlines have grounded all flights due to the ongoing IT issues, with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reporting seven airport closures. The affected airports include LaGuardia International in New York City, Logan International in Boston, and Harry Reid in Las Vegas. The FAA website indicates that these groundings and closures are expected to last until at least 5 am EST, attributed to requests from the airlines themselves.
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Microsoft systems are experiencing the notorious “Blue Screen of Death” following the implementation of a faulty update by CrowdStrike. The Verge reports that this widespread issue has led to severe disruptions, particularly impacting Virtual Machines running Windows Client and Windows Server with the CrowdStrike Falcon agent. Microsoft Azure has acknowledged the issue, stating on their website: “We have been made aware of an issue impacting Virtual Machines running Windows Client and Windows Server, running the CrowdStrike Falcon agent, which may encounter a bug check (BSOD) and get stuck in a restarting state. We approximate impact started around 19:00 UTC on the 18th of July.” They have recommended affected customers to restore systems from a backup prior to the update.
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