Elon Musk mocks Microsoft over the global IT outage

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over the global IT outage

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over a global IT outage affecting multiple sectors.

The X owner posted a laughing emoji in response to a meme poking fun at

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’s issues are linked to a CrowdStrike tool, causing widespread disruptions.

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poked fun at

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on Friday over a global IT outage.

The billionaire owner of X posted a laughing emoji in response to a meme shared on the social-media platform mocking the disruption. The meme’s caption read: “Everything else is down, but this app still works.”

Airlines, banks, retailers, and healthcare providers are experiencing

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after

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reported problems with its online services linked to an issue at the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.

The issue has left some Windows users unable to access their systems, with a “blue screen of ******” appearing on their computer screens.

In another post on X, Musk

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and resurfaced a post he wrote in 2021: “Macrohard >>

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James Bore, a cybersecurity expert and managing director at Bores Group, told Business Insider that the outages appeared to have been caused by a CrowdStrike tool called Falcon.

Bore said

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and required a manual reboot.

CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz said in an

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post Friday that the cybersecurity firm was “actively working with customers that are impacted by a defect found in a single content update for Windows hosts.”

He added that the issue was not a cyberattack or security incident and that “the issue has been identified, isolated and a fix has been deployed.”

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didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

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