Anonymous Sudan claimed responsibility for a service disruption that affected Microsoft’s online services, including Outlook and OneDrive. Microsoft initially provided limited information about the incident, but later confirmed that it was the target of distributed denial-of-service attacks. The company stated that the attacks caused temporary disruptions and were intended to generate publicity for a threat actor named Storm-1359. Microsoft uses the temporary designation of Storm for groups whose affiliation it has not yet established. “We have seen no evidence that customer data has been processed or compromised,” the company said.…

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