Science journalist Furia Nazimi said that the widespread disruption in Microsoft services, which affected millions of users and a number of government institutions and companies around the world, was apparently caused by technical problems in updating the company's infrastructure. According to him, the disruption of communication between the servers and the transfer of pressure to healthy servers made services such as Outlook and Thames unavailable.
Nazimi added that although most Microsoft services have been established, the performance of some services has not yet returned to normal. Alerting the widespread dependence of the world's critical infrastructure on several technology companies, he emphasized that the risk of cyber attacks in the context of international crises increases the need to strengthen backup systems.