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Crowdstrike software update causes major global technical outage

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Crowdstrike software update causes major global technical outage

Crowdstrike software update causes major global technical outage

Friday's global tech outage has affected millions, causing chaos from airports to hospitals.

The crash was triggered by a so-called 'flawed update' by American cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike for the Microsoft Windows operating system.

Meanwhile, many experts insist that this could not have happened without direct intent.

RT’s Oumaima Ichchar reports.


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