Carian mengenai topik Global IT outage

A global IT outage is causing widespread disruption to services worldwide. The issue is traced back to cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, affecting the Microsoft Windows operating system.

According to Microsoft, the residual impact of cybersecurity outages are continuing to affect some customers.

Here's a list of disruptions that have been reported.

"Falcon Sensor" software is causing Microsoft Windows to crash and display a blue screen, known informally as the "Blue Screen of Death".

Australia's Sydney Airport reported a global technical outage has impacted some airline operations and terminal services.

Changi Airport said ground staff are providing assistance to passengers, especially those with impending departure.

Port Klang said systems at the ports, the main gateway by sea into Malaysia, are not affected by the outage.

MAHB said its network of airports in Malaysia remains unaffected by the global Microsoft outage.

KTMB in a Facebook post today stated that restoration works to rectify the technical disruptions are actively underway.

SIA said customers who wish to make new flight booking or amend existing flight bookings are advised to do so via SIA website or mobile app.

However, MAG said this issue had impacted Firefly's booking and online check-in systems.

Crowdstrike said it was aware of reports of crashes on Microsoft's Windows operating system relating to its Falcon sensor.

British Airways cancelled all its flights from London's two main airports until Saturday evening after a global computer system outage caused massive delays and left planes stuck on runways.