According to CoinMeta, services under Microsoft such as Outlook and Teams were interrupted for about 10 hours on Thursday local time, affecting enterprises and government agencies around the world that use these popular platforms. Microsoft encountered difficulties in fixing some server failures, and the latest reports indicate that the progress in restoring services has not met expectations. A website that monitors network conditions, Downdetector, showed that at 21:30 on Thursday Eastern Time (10:00 a.m. Beijing Time), there were over 25,000 reports of issues with Outlook within the United States. On Friday morning, multiple Microsoft services in the Asia-Pacific region (including India, Australia, and Japan) also experienced interruptions. Around 13:00 on Thursday Eastern Time, the number of reports of issues with Outlook within the United States peaked, exceeding 130,000. The Australian Minister of Cybersecurity stated that this incident was not caused by a cyberattack, and Microsoft believes it is similar to a previous CrowdStrike incident, where a certain update caused problems.