Microsoft confirms June Outlook and OneDrive outages were caused by DDoS attacks
, Storm is a temporary designator the company employs for groups whose affiliation it hasn’t definitively established yet.
“We have seen no evidence that customer data has been accessed or compromised,” the company said. In a statement Microsoft shared with the Associated Press, the tech giant confirmed Anonymous Sudan was responsible for the attacks. It’s not clear how many Microsoft customers were affected by the attacks, or if the impact was global. The company believes Storm-1359 likely relied on a combination of virtual private servers and rented cloud infrastructure to carry out its operation.
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