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Videos show long lines at airports after Crowdstrike tech issue Travelers across the globe faced delays and cancellations as airlines were brought to a near halt....
CrowdStrike update brings downs Microsoft systems Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike deployed an update that crashed Windows systems worldwide. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport saw multiple flight cancellations and delays...
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Friday’s wave of global IT outages, which affected CrowdStrike customers who use Windows products, has led to more than 1,100 flight cancelations and hundreds of delays...
