i t i t h causes chaos to global network communication systems. we're following the developing story. also there was blood boring everywhere and yet in a certain way i felt very safe because i had god on my side, the divine intervention. now to donald trump, they saved him from the depths of supporters of the former president continues to question. the secret service allowed last weekend is the south a nation attempt to occur on the a so called suicide drone strikes that building near the us embassy in tel aviv reportedly killing woman on entering several more people plus the 1st one to, to manage to enter. i 2 days in a week, he's 21 of the quote to a spot on the planet are to senior correspondent is among the 1st journalists to see 1st time the fears fighting ongoing for a key ton and on which russian forces entered 2 months ago. the fly from us go, this is your, our team to national through the have your company. we begin with breaking news, major global i t i t h has disrupted telecommunication systems. world war side with slight scroll. i did

you're saying that this is the largest global i t i did you ever seen is that hyper valley or pretty much on the mark and that's new feed. this is the largest, the disruption in id. and so such a globally id. all these networks and applications are designed in such a way that they are on close, on a distributed environment. so that even if it's a situation, if anybody applies to interrupt that, that will be uh, secure to space all and part of that flow. but this time, this has actually this stuff in being data built. so that's why it is a one of the biggest, uh, kind of destruction and i'm, i'm not, i'm not denying that could be a cyber attack because of the big don't complete floating substitute or some is a big thing to create a do. does kind of like that big because the cloud systems are designed in such a way that it is distributed in the back end system. the information is not in a centralized place. so you cannot start to get back to the stumps by targeting a particular data center. and that's why most of these companies have move too close to make it safe and secure uh for the

and i t a i think be pretty reliable on software. and i t, and as they say, you know, yesterday is hollywood. there's always something to pay attention to for tomorrow's future. so, and if i can go back even further than later, i know, you know, there's a movie called natalia and jobs that you was by the tack of the transportation infrastructure and traffic lights to conduct the highest. so i, i think good. so say this is really a wake up call and i think, you know, in every board room in the world, think about talking about digital transformation. just the transformation is really integrating millions of sensors i o t a i machine learning and providing awesome services which we've gotten used to. and i take that as a result. this inter finding off critical infrastructure is, is, is growing. it's growing a pace is uh we've grown to rely on it for its convenience, but at the same time with that comes new vulnerabilities and per snaps. we have been a little too reactive and thinking about these webinar abilities. and so i would suggest

and i t, and i think be pretty reliable on software. and i t, and as they say, you know, yesterday is, hollywood is always something to pay attention to for tomorrow's future. so, and if i can go back even further than later, i know, you know, there's movie called natalia and jobs that you was by the tack of the transportation infrastructure and traffic lights to conduct the highest. so i, i think it's so say this is really a wake up call and i think, you know, on every board room in the world about talking about digital transformation. just the transformation is really integrating millions of sensors i o t a i machine learning and providing awesome services which we've gotten used to. and i take that as a result. this inter finding off critical infrastructure is, is, is growing. it's growing a pace is the ground to rely on it for its convenience. but at the same time with that comes new vulnerabilities and per snaps. we have been a little too reactive and thinking about these webinar abilities. and so i would suggest that in a, in our

the biggest global i t hours we've ever seen history, and i think there's a lot of questions there and it's something where this could change things going forward from there. you have microsoft and some of these big or tech companies in terms of updates because this is a quarter code red situation across the industry. most people would not have heard of crowd struck just 24 hours ago. what's happening at the headquarters right now? do you think, i mean, i think this is a, if you've ever seen the movie airplane it's, it's probably that sort of situation with the ted striker. i mean, this is a, it's an epic disaster and i think they're really focused on trying to help their customers and, and trying to navigate. because we've talked to customers that have been trying all day and probably was a whole weekend trying to get their systems back on the line. we see it airports around the world. i mean, this is for brand reputation. this is going to be a key days, months ahead for crowd strike. that's had one of the best reputations across cyber security. what about liability for crowds try get

don't want to watch it because it might just change the way and say the breaking news this our a major i t, i change this. trump's global network communication systems with airports, spilling flights as defines on tv channels report problems to we're following the developing, chaotic story. there was blood boring everywhere. and yet in a certain way i felt very safe because i had god on my side. the divine intervention though to donald trump, say say to him, from this supporters of the former president continued the question of the secret service allowed. last week's assassination attempt to correct the so called suicide drones strikes at building near the us embassy and tell him b, reportedly killing one person on entering several others. plus we are the 1st on this, we managed to enter. i today to reach please point one, the girl part of spots on the planet r t senior correspondent is among the for sure list to see 1st found the fierce fighting ongoing for a key ton and don't above which russian portions entered 2 months ago. the rest of the day in moscow, i mean an illegal, and this is

i t. people usually do their up dates in the middle of the night, so they can check things so they do not affect the daily operations. so that's why it points to a bad update from them. but i think they will step back. they will review how when, when they're putting out updates. and many i to companies will also look at it. but they really don't have good options to go elsewhere. crowd straight is the largest and most reputable company out there because 1st key is always had in the reputation in the united states. i personally use them for years and never had an issue. so, you know, i think people who actually have knowledge of these things look deeper into the situation then the government said, and we know that we've been told russia's bad so therefore we should avoid them. these security companies are not as reliable as they claim they are. they hurry up, they patrick problems quickly. the 800 riot has broken out in the bushes. city old leads off the social services reports, and you too

paralyzed, including invalid blew it or screens drummed with plans. malfunctioning apps, a global i, t altitude airlines, banks and media outlets worldwide on friday morning, causing chaos at berlin. airport, massive device, a staff switch to an emergency checking system obviously has gone. well, now it's $10.00 to $5.00. where are you going to london? well, i, well it's pretty cool. it's quite clear. yeah. uptake like it looks like not normally. well, we don't know if we're wrong, but right now we're looking for our flags. so we're not sure. okay, is that building apple? it's huge crowds and long queues and the check encounters. flight operations have been suspended this morning. the reason for this is set to be an update to security software which paralyzed windows computers and only for many as a vacation season. to start it. in the us to airlines such as american and delta airlines, pies delays and drums steps. the case national health service and some german hospitals also face disruption in australia, banking ups, where hit cyber security frame crowd strike appears to be behind t

there's one cipher, a consultant toy hunt posting on x earlier calling this the largest i t, i should in the world i k to folks and from dw business. thank you so much for that . let's give us much to think about and we can join our reports, roland jordan, who is that the above and brandon board guy at ford, where i to systems are starting to come back online. welcome roland of what's going on. it's relatively calm. so to be honest, people seem to have understood that these technical i t outages occurred all across the road. so it's not like people are renting about to be, are outputting all the things are not good in berlin and things are falling apart. you know, they know it's not the mistake made by the airport, it's all around the world, so they're relatively calm and relaxed and things get back to normal. like if you please have a look at the schedule, your rights and my left side above me, it says balding check in and all of that, that's right. that's relatively just a few read sign saying cancelled. so most slides on no refuse. however, the outputs are still concerned about peo

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well, perhaps the biggest i t outage in history highlighting their phone, their ability of global digital infrastructure did is kenzie kicker, is a professor of i teach security law in bringing university of applied sciences. i asked him how crown strike is connected to these global outages. yes, so generally speaking, the black out has been cost by for the software update of support and security software which is manufactured by crowd struck. but that's also been some sort of a problems at microsoft cloud been reported by some of these companies that has been effective today at the moment. in my opinion, the incident appears to be primarily based on this faulty called stripe software updates. bundle cannot be ruled out completely that for the phonics will emerge in the future here. yeah, growth starting says that the problem is not caused by a cyber attack or some other form of sabotaging. so it begs the question, how could something on this level happen to yes, so the fault and software that is not only offered for microsoft, of course, but here the combination between the use of micros

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i started working in the i t department of the energy company and who, who you and she'll be hopefully for 10 years is pamela worked there until she reconnected with andre is a former school 8 and also an i t professional with whom she entered a relationship and later married, pamela completed her studies together with andres. they started to be metrics, a company that provides e commerce solutions supported by artificial intelligence. today, 10 years later, the company has a presence in 1711 american countries, over 9000 customers, nearly 100 employees. mother the single in the policy and the 50 percent of the management at it'd be metrics for women. it opened women make up just over the 45 percent throughout the company. the single percent of the move in the beginning. we pushed it a bit and it gave us excellent results. vocal interview extending then it became 2nd nature. the come on that know he got and if the once you level the playing field for everyone do that. but at the end, the trailblazers leave their market, it is sort of becomes a natural cycle soon. but on the 8th of jack

i asked i t security expert knives. what that tells us about the weaknesses in the tech infrastructure that they will rely on or yeah, this is a black i moment for crowd try guy to for the cyber security industry page, the biggest global i t hours we've ever seen history. and i think there's a lot of questions and it's something where this could change things going forward from there. you have microsoft and some of these bigger tech companies in terms of updates because this is a follow up quarter code red situation across the industry. most people would not have heard of crowd struck just 24 hours ago. what's happening at the headquarters right now? do you think? i mean, i think this is a, if you've ever seen the movie airplane, it's probably that sort of situation with the ted striker. i mean, this is a, it's an epic disaster and i think they're really focused on trying to help their customers and, and trying to navigate. because we've talked to customers that have been trying all day and 5 or the whole weekend trying

i'm a job global i. t outage has disrupted telecommunication systems worldwide with flight square around it stopped small kits, close tv channels off at no cost on all of the key infrastructure stability disrupted us. cyber security company crowd strike has admitted to being responsible for the around the fund supplies software updates from microsoft. well with joy now biology correspondent in may med job, bringing us the latest on the incident. i mean, the name of this is, i mean, an epic fail this mean by crowd strike having global implications. i mean, you're looking the us new zealand, australia, india, the u. k. and of course, affecting institutions on so many different levels just took us through it, is now a mass of crash has knocked down the windows operating system as well as banks, an airport. the airport, of course, it came out that crowd stripe is the one behind it. but the media outlets were also not exempt from the situations kind years, for instance, has gone off. and on top of that, the eur

coming out the global cyber security firm issues and apology after we flaw software updates disrupt i t service as well. lied the outage cost k. as an apple, it's bangs and hospitals and several countries. the high um eddie mike of junior and you are welcome to the program. found that this is on very nationwide to if you, after we saw protests tend violent latree forces on now patrolling the streets of the capital dot com in a bid to restore. com more than a 100 people have been killed in classes with police. the interest is found to adopted a government. we introduce limits on who has access to highly sought after government's jobs. it is good long. this phone dw reports that being his debit. hello, business. best been so much violent, it's more than a 100 people have lost their lives. what's going on? yeah, i took the project number and i didn't. the list of them are students. what we know is that the students started up the footboard test. they were protesting, afford, are doing that, reinstated the court system. and most of these protests were peaceful, but then the, the she had cau

10 years. pamela worked there until she reconnected with andre is a former school late and also an i t professional with whom she entered a relationship and later married pamela completed her studies together with andres. they started new be metrics. a company that provides e commerce solutions supported by artificial intelligence. today, 10 years later, the company has a presence in 17 left in american countries over 9000 customers. nearly $100.00 employees must have seen glenda boards in the 50 percent of the management. it would be metrics or women develop and women make up just over and 45 percent throughout the company. the single percent the move in the beginning. we pushed it a bit and it gave us excellent results. vocal interview, extending the then it became 2nd nature. the come on that know he got and if the once your level, the playing field for everyone, you up at the end, the trailblazers leave their market, it is the sort of becomes a natural cycle soon put on. that's a subject them with the no secret and that the, all the gender gap and technology remains significant. bu

there's one cipher consultant, toy hunt posting on x earlier calling this the largest i t, i should in the world, i k to folks and from dw business. thank you so much for that. let's give us much to think about what the escape to is. the professor provides the security law at bremond university of applied sciences. you told me more about how this company crowd strike is connected to today's obviously, which yes, so generally speaking, all this mess concerns to cyber security problem. so firstly, there was a role or of a cyber security software from crowds drive, which of the largest network connections for malicious behavior. it is often also a rolled out in connection with microsoft cloud services and then what's the malicious update of the software on this that to the outage that you currently see a lot of different companies and critical infrastructure as well as part of the 2nd thing is and this part aren't clear, i would say there are also some server services issues from microsoft itself, but where microsoft is currently working on a solution. but regarding this, we do not have a

track on tele fees, given suitcase of claimed responsibility the we begin with breaking news, a major i t. finally, a has had companies, governments and airlines around the world banks transport system supermarkets and media outlets are facing wide spread outages. major us airlines have also been grounded in airports across europe, have also suspended some flights. no planes of taking off or landing and felons airport and the cause of the global outages unclear, but microsoft has confirmed it is investigating an issue with its services. and as we'll have much more on this story, as soon as we get it into a new user and or to other new zone and bangladesh authorities have caught the internet services of tie up to 59. people were killed in antique government protest . violence broke out between police and students and civil locations around the capital back of the students. the demanding performs the courses for government jobs. at least 1500 people have been injured in the past week. demonstrate is a cooling for a complete shut down of the country. let's take a closer look at that closest

you've given street takes of claimed responsibility the where you begin with breaking news, a major i t find you a has had companies, governments and airlines around the world. computers and banks transport systems, supermarkets and media outlets. a down. major us airlines have been grounded in airports across europe have suspended some slides because of the global outages, unclear, but some expense of pointing to the antivirus software called crowd strike, which released an update to windows operating systems. for more on this, we're going to go to join. the hollow joins us now in london, and we any closer to understanding exactly what has happened to what is behind this outage. but it has, as you say, been a quite extraordinarily dysfunctional disruptive morning from an i t point to be or the mid afternoon if you're in australia where the 1st signs of a real problem began to emerge in the last couple of hours with banking and supermarkets. reporting problems, essentially it happens as you're sitting in front of your terminal. if you'll tell them was a mine is a microsoft windows termi

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