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UK holidaymakers warned of potential travel disruption over the weekend due to a global IT outage. The UK's transport networks, still feeling the effects from Friday's incident, could see continued delays and cancellations into the weekend. Experts suggest it might take weeks for systems to fully

After approximately 10 minutes of intense typing on the tiny buttons to compose an unfinished text, my growing frustration towards the "retro" Nokia 3210 became more apparent. As I continued writing this message to a friend while accompanying an 11-year-old school trip around the Museum of London Docklands,

Planes grounded, trains delayed, television stations off air, hospital appointments cancelled, electronic payments halted. No, it wasn't the start of a massive cyber-attack from Russia or the backdrop to a Hollywood blockbuster; rather, an IT upgrade gone wrong resulted in widespread disruption across various sectors. The extent of

CrowdStrike is an American enterprise offering cybersecurity solutions founded in 2011, with headquarters located in Austin, Texas. The firm has expanded rapidly since its establishment by providing a variety of security services through cloud-based software platforms. It counts among its backers major investors from Silicon Valley and currently employs thousands

A widespread outage disrupted numerous industries across various nations' economies on Friday. Sectors such as aviation, healthcare, transportation, finance, retail, sports, media, and others faced operational challenges due to the technology glitch affecting global systems. The Federal Aviation Administration in the US had to halt operations amidst more than

Global IT disruptions caused by a Windows outage have impacted various sectors across the world. Banks and telecommunications firms reported system issues, as did TV broadcasters, radio channels, and supermarkets on an international scale. Airlines were notably affected; American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines in the US had