Major Microsoft Outage In Early June Confirmed As Cyberattack By Anonymous Sudan

Microsoft confirmed their flagship office suite experienced serious service disruptions in early June due to distributed denial-of-service attacks.
A hacktivist group called Anonymous Sudan claimed responsibility for the attacks that disrupted access to Microsoft's online services like Outlook and OneDrive.
Microsoft said the attackers likely used rented cloud infrastructure and virtual private networks to overwhelm their servers with botnet traffic from around the world.
While Microsoft claimed no customer data was compromised, experts warn such attacks pose risks to global commerce and connectivity.
Microsoft provided few details about the impact or number of customers affected, leaving many questions unanswered about the scale of disruption.