Anonymous Sudan claims responsibility for a major outage affecting Microsoft's Outlook service

News12 Jun 2023

Microsoft’s webmail service Outlook reportedly suffered a significant outage last week after self-styled hacktivist group Anonymous Sudan claimed responsibility for a series of DDoS attack on the email service provider.

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