Show Notes
Several Zero-Days, and some more pontificating on the future of Programming as it relates to CoPilot. It’s been a busy week, so let’s see what happened Last week in .NET:
I would like one week. Just one week where it doesn’t feel like the sky is falling in info-sec.
✌ Ars technica writes:
Two-for-Tuesday vulnerabilities send Windows and Linux users scrambling Exploit #1 was the aforementioned SAM Database vulnerability; and the second is a vulnerability in the linux kernel, by creating, mounting, and deleting a deep directory structure with a total path length that exceeds 1GB and then opening and reading the /proc/self/mountinfo file.
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Azure SDK Release (July 2021) and yes, the word Azure is in the title but not much else, which means it is definitely an azure blog post. The Azure SDK includes new App configuration settings, features for iOS in Azure Communication Services, and releases Azure Cosmos DB for Java, Azure Data Tables, and Azure Metrics Advisor for .NET, Java, JavaScript, and Python, and more. Yes. And more. I’m going to fall asleep if I have to type all these services out. So if you use the Azure SDK, check this post out — but pour yourself some coffee first.
And that’s it for what happened Last Week in .NET.
If your .NET team is thinking about moving to microservices, check out
https://movetomicro.services first.