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New York-based cloud security firm Wiz has warned companies and organisations affected by the recent Microsoft Azure breach that the impact of the intrusion may be much wider than reported, and could affect applications beyond those claimed by Microsoft to be impacted.

Multiple Microsoft 365 services have gone offline on Tuesday (AEDT) with users unable to gain access, the company says in a health status report. Later, the company said it had fixed the issue, without offering any detail as to what had caused the whole thing to collapse.

Microsoft 365 was launched three years ago as a business product combining Windows 10 Enterprise, Office 365 Business Premium and other software, but it has now completely replaced the Office 365 brand.

The technical issues at Skype last week that led to iTWire editor-in-chief Stan Beer, among others, losing access to account data shows that Microsoft's communication process is very poor.

Microsoft has extended its collaboration tools — create, edit and share — to Google Drive, Facebook and other cloud storage for Outlook.com webmail and Office 365 users.

Online Office collaboration and no Outlook attachment size limits are part Dropbox’s new Microsoft enhancements.

The marriage of Outlook.com and Skype has been legalised in six countries around the world, but unfortunately Australia isn’t one of them.

Google resolved its outage problem in five minutes. After three days of trying, the online version of Microsoft’s Outlook is still struggling to work properly.

After years of being beaten black and blue by Google in the online space, Microsoft has launched an attempted fightback in the web mail arena with the official launch today of Outlook.com. And at first glance, Microsoft appears to have made a pretty good fist of it.