Microsoft's incident was not related to a cyberattack.

According to UK government security sources, the global IT incident affecting a range of media companies, banks, and telecommunications firms worldwide on July 19th was not handled as a response to a cyberattack.

A passenger in India boards a plane with a handwritten boarding pass due to a Microsoft outage. Photo: X

An anonymous source confirmed that security experts did not treat this incident as a cyberattack. Meanwhile, France 's national cybersecurity agency, ANSSI, stated that there was no evidence to suggest that this information incident was the result of a cyberattack. ANSSI said that multiple expert teams had been mobilized to determine the cause of the incident and assist affected agencies and organizations in France.

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