00:00The root of the problem in the computer systems of airlines, banks, and businesses
00:06in different parts of the world is the problem in the product of a global cyber security firm.
00:11The effect of the global IT outage on another part of the world is the action of MAV Gonzales.
00:21The issue in Australia is first being noticed when the media, banks, and telecom companies experience outage.
00:27There are also supermarkets and stores that are closed because their computers showed a blue screen of death.
00:35This is what appears on computer screens that use Windows operating systems when there is an error in the system.
00:41The airport is also affected in different parts of the world.
00:44In America, flights are canceled in different states because of the shutdown of all computer systems.
00:50Like in Hong Kong, they are now doing a manual check-in but the flight operations are not affected.
00:55This is also the case in other airports in Asia, Europe, and Africa.
00:58In the United Kingdom, there is also a problem with the booking systems used by doctors.
01:03Based on the alert sent by CrowdStrike to their clients, there is an issue with their Falcon sensor
01:08that shows a crash on Windows that shows a blue screen of death.
01:12According to Reuters, home computers should not be affected by the incident.
01:17According to the Australian government, this may be related to the issue of a global cyber security firm, CrowdStrike,
01:23which uses many businesses in different parts of the world for the security of Windows computers and servers.
01:29According to Microsoft, their services are getting better as they continue to implement mitigating actions.
01:37According to the National Cyber Security Coordinator of Australia, there is no indication of a cyber security incident.
01:43For GMA Integrated News, I'm Mav Gonzales for 24 Hours.
