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No sign Microsoft plans to limit Crowdstrike access to Windows after outage, source says
WASHINGTON - There is no sign Microsoft Corp plans to limit Crowdstrike's access to the Windows operating system, a person familiar with the issue said, after a global tech outage caused by the cybersecurity software product caused many computers running Windows to crash.
- Reuters
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