Date:22/06/17
Microsoft thought it had fixed global outages for Skype that began yesterday, but so far, no such luck.
After hours of downtime on Monday, the company confirmed the issue via a blog post and tweet, which stated that an incident was causing users to either lose connectivity to the application or lose their ability to send and receive messages. It has also added that some users will not be able to see the black bar that indicates if there is an ongoing group call.
Hackers calling themselves CyberTeam Portugal took to Twitter to claim responsibility for downing Skype.
Skype's support team acknowledged the problems but provided no technical details.
"... we are aware of an incident where users will lose connectivity to the application and may be unable to send or receive messages," a company support technician said.
"Some users will be unable to see a black bar that indicates them that a group call is ongoing, and [experience] longer delays in adding users to their buddy list."
The connectivity problems have been affecting users since yesterday, despite Skype claiming to have resolved the issue soon after it was reported.
This morning Skype said it had "mitigated the connectivity issue".
Despite this, users continue to report problems connecting to Skype on social media and DownDetector.com, with the service reported as offline in many European countries at the time of writing.
Ongoing Skype connection problems after alleged DDoS
Microsoft thought it had fixed global outages for Skype that began yesterday, but so far, no such luck.After hours of downtime on Monday, the company confirmed the issue via a blog post and tweet, which stated that an incident was causing users to either lose connectivity to the application or lose their ability to send and receive messages. It has also added that some users will not be able to see the black bar that indicates if there is an ongoing group call.
Hackers calling themselves CyberTeam Portugal took to Twitter to claim responsibility for downing Skype.
Skype's support team acknowledged the problems but provided no technical details.
"... we are aware of an incident where users will lose connectivity to the application and may be unable to send or receive messages," a company support technician said.
"Some users will be unable to see a black bar that indicates them that a group call is ongoing, and [experience] longer delays in adding users to their buddy list."
The connectivity problems have been affecting users since yesterday, despite Skype claiming to have resolved the issue soon after it was reported.
This morning Skype said it had "mitigated the connectivity issue".
Despite this, users continue to report problems connecting to Skype on social media and DownDetector.com, with the service reported as offline in many European countries at the time of writing.
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