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Redmond. Earlier today. Probably.
This is fine.
Dumpster ignited Nov 12, 2026, 12:54 PM ET. Burning for 00:00:00
Peak: 130,000+ Outlook reports on Downdetector at 1:27 PM ET. Incident IDs EX1550543 / MO1550821.
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Incident Timeline - Nov 12, 2026
2:07 PM ET
Still burning - 97,000+ Outlook reports, 38,000+ Microsoft 365, 4,500 Teams. "We're aggressively pursuing all pathways to reduce impact." All deployments paused. Reuters
1:27 PM ET
Peak - Downdetector logs 130,000+ Outlook reports and 46,000+ Microsoft 365 reports. Downdetector: Outlook · Downdetector: Microsoft 365 · Downdetector: Teams
12:54 PM ET
Ignition - Microsoft acknowledges connectivity errors on Exchange Online (EX1550543, MO1550821). Cause: "a number of servers being unexpectedly unavailable; straining the remaining infrastructure." Servers failing their own health checks. @MSFT365Status · Microsoft 365 Status · Tom's Guide live blog
9:24 AM ET
Foreshadowing - CISA confirms active exploitation of an Outlook zero-day, CVE-2026-124194. Crafted message file, no external-content warning, leaks auth data. Unrelated, probably. @The_Cyber_News · Cyber Security News
Earlier
Resolved - A Teams issue was fixed this morning. That one is fine. Everything else is in the dumpster.
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