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It'll be interesting to find out the root cause, assuming it ever comes out. Malice or stupidity? Did someone do an oops within the Outlook team (or some other
by beat 13y ago
It'll be interesting to find out the root cause, assuming it ever comes out. Malice or stupidity? Did someone do an oops within the Outlook team (or some other team), or are they under attack?
- mrmondo 13y agoMy guess is someone messed up when making a change to their DNS
- beat 13y agoDNS problems are at least partly affecting the microsoft.com homepage as well.
- AsymetricCom 13y agoMy guess is they changed DNS so they could keep the service up while cutting off an attacker's route.
- manacit 13y agoI've heard from people know that an AD GPO was pushed causing firewalls to refuse DNS requests, which would fit in line with what everyone was/is seeing.