The latest Crowdstrike update causes PCs with Microsoft Windows worldwide to crash, writes Reuters. The serious network problems affect many large international companies. Australia is particularly affected by the failure, both banks, airlines and media are down. A leading name in cyber security, Crowdstrike is an American computer security company based in Sunnyvale, California. It provides services such as endpoint security, threat assessments and cyber attack response. Crowdstrike says they are aware of the issues and are working to fix the bugs. Major airlines affected On Friday morning, Reuters reports that several international airlines are having problems. The announcement comes shortly after the announcement that companies all over the world have been affected by a massive network outage. The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed at 08.31 that Delta Airlines has introduced a ground stop for its flights. Shortly after, it became known that United Airlines and Allegiant Airlines are also affected by similar measures. Delta Airlines has implemented a ground stop for its flights, according to the US Aviation Authority. Photo: ANDREW HARNIK / AFP At the same time, a spokesperson for Sydney Airport reports that technical problems are affecting air traffic. They link the problems to the network outage. – Planes land and take off, but there will be delays, they report. Australian media, including the News, report that the airline Qantas is among others affected by these technical problems, along with several financial institutions. Normal operations at Norwegian airports In Germany, Berlin Airport reports that check-ins are delayed due to a technical error. Avinor in Norway states that they have not registered any problems at Norwegian airports. – No, I have not received any reports that it affects any of our airports. It is completely normal operation at OSL and other airports, says Cathrine Framholt, communications manager at Avinor to news. Published 19.07.2024, at 09.08 Updated 19.07.2024, at 09.15
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