Sources reported that a technical failure on a CrowdStrike server disrupted the operations of many media outlets, hospitals and airports around the world on Friday.
CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity company, said it was aware of reports of a malfunction in the Windows operating system of one of its servers.
For its part, Microsoft explained that it continues to manage the ongoing impacts on the remaining Microsoft 365 applications affected by this failure.
Berlin Airport announced today Friday the suspension of flights until 0800 GMT, with the airport operator stating on platform “X” that delays in passenger arrivals were due to a technical problem.
Turkish airlines also reported problems today in their reservation, passenger check-in and ticketing systems due to a global technical outage.
The Turkish company’s support service said on the “X” platform that efforts were underway to resolve the problem.
In the same context, six sources in the oil and gas sector reported to the press that several major oil and gas trading exchanges in London and Singapore were experiencing difficulties in executing transactions due to an internet outage today Friday.
