An AT&T network failure

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Software Bug Stories

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Welcome to the Software Bug Stories podcast. Real bug stories written by software engineers, testers and developers! Over time, software applications have increasingly become necessities in our lives, and their failure can result in catastrophic consequences for economies – even on an international level. Software failures cost the global economy millions of dollars annually. Tune in every week! Our Social Media: Twitter: @bug_stories Facebook: softwarebugstories

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An AT&T network failure

Software Bug Stories

2 minutes 16 seconds

2 years ago

An AT&T network failure

American Telephone & Telegraph (AT&T) is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Dallas, Texas; it is one of the largest telecommunications companies in the world. In January of 1990, a bug in a new version of the software that controlled AT&T's #4ESS long distance switches caused these computers to crash when they received a specific message from other related machines