Warning of malware spreading after Microsoft cloud service crash

On July 20, the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), the country's cyber intelligence agency, warned that malicious websites and unofficial code were spreading online advertisements supporting recovery from the Microsoft cloud outage that occurred on July 19.

Passengers wait at an Australian airport after Microsoft's cloud service crashed on July 19. Photo: 9NEWS

“A number of malicious websites and unofficial code are being distributed purporting to help organizations recover from CrowdStrike’s technical failures,” the ASD said on its website. The agency recommends that consumers only obtain technical information and updates from official CrowdStrike sources.

Cyber ​​Security Minister Clare O'Neil urged Australians to be vigilant against scams and phishing attacks, not to visit fake websites, and not to provide personal and bank account information.

In Australia, a Microsoft cloud service outage on July 19 affected the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the country’s largest bank, leaving many customers unable to transfer money. National airline Qantas and Sydney Airport said many flights were delayed.

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