Computer problems have caused widespread disruptions around the world.
The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced, via Her official account On the “X” platform today, Friday, about the return of its electronic systems to normal after the global technical glitch and the resumption of the authentication service as usual.
The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that global technical glitch It affected all its electronic systems, and advised users to avoid any transactions until the problem is resolved.
Computer problems caused the widespread unrest all over the world.
Banks, businesses, hospitals and air traffic in other countries were disrupted. The disruptions are suspected to have been caused by a bug in a software update by IT security firm Crowd Strike.
The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that global technical glitch It affected all its electronic systems, and advised users to avoid any transactions until the problem is resolved.
Computer problems caused the widespread unrest all over the world.
Banks, businesses, hospitals and air traffic in other countries were disrupted. The disruptions are suspected to have been caused by a bug in a software update by IT security firm Crowd Strike.
The Council confirmed Cyber Security The UAE government said there are currently no indications of cyber breaches or attacks following the global technical glitch in the Crowd Strike software update that affected the electronic systems of a number of strategic sectors around the world.
The Cyber Security Council recommended, in a statement, taking precautions to avoid falling victim to hackers who may exploit this technical glitch cyber-wise, stressing that the global technical glitch is being addressed in cooperation with partners from official and international bodies.
The Council called on all members of society to obtain information from official sources and not to be led by rumours.
