US Secretary of Security rules out attack and cites technical failure; more than 3 thousand planes head to American airports
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A Microsoft technical failure caused widespread disruptions, affecting flights in the United States and services such as Outlook. In Brazil, STF Minister Fachin suspended procedural deadlines across the country due to the same problem.
Nearly 7,000 flights in the United States were canceled or delayed due to a Microsoft technical failure. More than 3,000 planes head to US airports.
The US Secretary of Security ruled out that it was a new 9/11 and stated that the incident was caused by a technical failure, not an attack.
Pilots informed passengers about the stoppage, saying that "something is happening". Passengers recorded videos inside the planes, reporting that they are "literally in the air."
In Brazil, STF Minister Fachin suspended procedural deadlines across the country due to failures at Microsoft.
Outlook is now working again, but it's still unclear why it took Microsoft so long to resolve the issue.
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Microsoft is expected to release a technical report on the cause of the failure in the coming days
Likely · Within days
The STF must resume procedural deadlines as soon as the systems are reestablished
Likely · Within days

SpaceX confirmed that the Starship spacecraft met all safety and functionality requirements for the launch of the 15th space mission, with takeoff scheduled for 7:40 pm Brasília time. The launch takes place despite the suspension of all takeoffs in the United States following a communication problem in air traffic control centers.
Nearly 7,000 flights in the United States were canceled or delayed due to a technical failure at Microsoft. The Secretary of Security ruled out an attack and stated that it was a technical problem. More than 3,000 planes were on their way to US airports. In Brazil, Minister Fachin suspended procedural deadlines across the country due to failures at Microsoft, and Outlook was restored after interruption.

SpaceX launched the Starship rocket this Friday (13) with the aim of returning the two components to the launch base in Texas, in the United States, after traveling to space. The test flight will also take 26 new Starlink satellites into orbit and is expected to last more than 22 hours, with approximately 14 laps around the Earth.
Almost 7,000 flights in the United States were canceled or delayed due to a technical failure, according to the Secretary of Security, who ruled out an attack. More than 3,000 planes were on their way to US airports. Passengers reported paralysis and recorded videos inside the aircraft.
The National Treasury Secretariat informed that it plans to reestablish by Monday morning (16) the systems that were temporarily unavailable following the security incident disclosed on Thursday (12). The unauthorized access exposed 30,000 registrations in the e-Serviços system and around 4,000 Pix keys belonging to federal government beneficiaries. There was no financial impact and the management of the Federal Public Debt continues without changes.
More than 3,000 planes are on their way to airports in the United States, with a map available for monitoring.