[ad_1] About 8.5 million computers got disabled globally in the great outage that left users of Windows blue-walled last week, as estimated by Microsoft, which makes the operating software. This, the company noted, meant that less than 1% of the world’s devices with Windows got hit by the faulty update installed online by CrowdStrike, a…
[ad_1] A cash register shows a blue screen at a grocery store affected by a cyber outage in Sydney, Australia. | Photo Credit: Reuters Companies across various sectors, including airports and airlines, using Microsoft’s Window 10 as operating system were hit by what in technical parlance is being referred to as ‘Blue Screen of Death…
[ad_1] A widespread Windows failure has led to systems of thousands of users around the globe going into ‘Recovery’ mode where they show a blue screen along with an error message which is being commonly referred to as ‘Blue Screen of Death’ error. The issue has reportedly affected airports, government offices, media houses, companies and…
