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Microsoft was down — LIVE updates on outage that took down Azure, Xbox, 365 and more

Business · United States

Microsoft was down — LIVE updates on outage that took down Azure, Xbox, 365 and more

72% Center coverage: 158 sources

Multiple Microsoft services suffering See the Story

Australia Takes Microsoft to Court, Says It Misled 2.7 Million Customers — REUTERS / pwu404

Microsoft · Australia

Australia Takes Microsoft to Court, Says It Misled 2.7 Million Customers

44% Right coverage: 46 sources

Australia's competition watchdog accused Microsoft on Monday of misleading people into paying for its AI assistant Copilot.See the Story

OAIC Reports Continued Rise In Notifiable Data Breaches In First Half Of 2025 - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

Cyber Security · Australia

OAIC Reports Continued Rise In Notifiable Data Breaches In First Half Of 2025 - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has released its latest Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) report and dashboard for January to June 2025, showing that the number of reported data breaches remains elevated across Australia’s public and private sectors. The updated dashboard highlights ongoing challenges for organisations in protecting personal information, with cyber incidents continuing to dominate the causes of notifiab…See the Story

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