Capitec Bank in turmoil! ATMs and online services offline. Microsoft users stranded. What's happening? Find out more!
Capitec Bank Holdings, South Africa's largest bank, is facing a major crisis with nationwide system issues due to global technical glitches. The bank's customers are left stranded as ATMs and online services are down, causing chaos and frustration. The tech issues are believed to be linked to problems with cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike, impacting not only Capitec but also Microsoft users who are experiencing disruptions in accessing Microsoft 365 apps and services. The situation has escalated with repeated outages, leaving both Capitec and Microsoft users in distress.
Capitec Bank Holdings, South Africa's biggest bank by customers, said it's facing nationwide system issues after a series of global technical glitches ...
Capitec and Microsoft users were hit with major tech issues on Friday and this could be directly related to a failure with cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike.
Capitec customers were left in the lurch on Friday morning as the bank experienced nationwide technical issues with ATMs and online transactions not ...
The mobile app and internet banking services of Capitec are down following an outage this morning. Capitec says that it is experiencing nationwide service ...
Microsoft users were unable to access a variety of Microsoft 365 apps and services on Friday morning. Earlier, a Microsoft cloud services outage grounded ...
Capitec experienced a nationwide outage that disrupted all its customer-facing services. Here is what we know.
Capitec Bank, South Africa largest retail bank, has restored functionality to its ATMs and banking app following disruptions to its services on Friday ...
The problem was caused by downtime at cloud cybersecurity platform Crowdstrike. Outage tracking website Downdetector showed a big surge in reports of issues ...
'We are experiencing nationwide service issues including card,' Capitec said in a message.
Capitec Bank Holdings Ltd., South Africa's biggest bank by customers, said it's facing nationwide system issues after a series of global technical glitches ...
Capitec branch. File picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA. Crashes on Microsoft's Windows operating system globally involving cybersecurity company CrowdStrike have spread ...
Capitec says its nationwide outage was the result of a global problem caused by cybersecurity platform provider Crowdstrike. Crowdstrike confirmed the issue ...
Microsoft users were unable to access various Microsoft 365 apps and services on Friday morning. Earlier, a Microsoft cloud services outage grounded planes ...
There's a good chance that when you woke up this morning, Crowdstrike was as unfamiliar a name as Joe two doors down. By this evening...
Capitec, which is the biggest bank by customers in South Africa took to social media platform, X, formerly known as Twitter to give more details about the ...
The bank says its tech team has worked quickly to resolve the problem and all banking has now been fully restored.
Services of South African lenders Capitec Bank and Absa have been fully restored after experiencing disruptions early on Friday, both companies said, ...
Services of Capitec Bank and Absa have been fully restored after experiencing disruptions early on Friday, the companies said.
Capitec told Business Report that their banking systems are back online following the technical difficulties it experienced.
In what will go down as the most spectacular IT failure the world has ever seen, a botched software update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike Holdings Inc.
Services of Capitec Bank and Absa have been fully restored after experiencing disruptions early on Friday, the companies said.
Mission-critical computer systems worldwide were brought to their knees on Friday due to a faulty update to CrowdStrike Falcon.
In the early years of our democracy, South Africa was the Wild West for consumers as far as accessing credit was concerned.