Last Week in .NET

A podcast that details the happenings around the .NET ecosystem, generally a week at a time. I can neither confirm nor deny that there will be attempts at humor involved. For any confusion caused to fishermen thinking they've gotten a new podcast devoted to the tools of fishing, I am sorry. This is about the technology stack. Naming is hard.

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July 25, 2020 - There's bugs in them releases

Last Week in .NET - Week Ending 25 July 2020 More on CVE-2020-1147 Do you deserialize XML to a DataSet? This is about CVE-2020-1147 . More details on CVE-2020-1147 -- that Remote Code Execution Vulnerability for .NET Core. Turns out it has to do with deserializing XML into a DataSet. If this is something you do; stop reading and go patch your application to .NET Core to 3.1.6, .NET Core 2.1.20; and .NET 5 Preview 7. Make sure to update the SDK running on your developer machines as well. There's ...

Jul 27, 2020•7 min•Ep. 3

July 18, 2020 - Github tries out villany

We see you, Jilthub Github, the eponymous source control collaboration system for Open Source Projects, owned by Microsoft, has been caught trying to sneakily continue its contracts with ICE -- you know, the government agency that puts kids in cages -- by getting a contract award from ICE through Dell Federal Systems. Now all of this may be on the up-and-up; Dell sells Github enterprise to ICE as a reseller, Github gets plausible deniability, and ICE gets to use the cool kids source control syst...

Jul 20, 2020•10 min•Ep. 2

July 11, 2020 - Microsoft's Marketing Team Strikes Again!

Show notes: Transcript: Last Week In .NET (for the week ending July 11th, 2020) Microsoft released details about Maui -- their codename for .NET 6.- .NET 6 is when Mono and .NET 5 aka .NET "Core" come together into a unified toolchain and platform, and they're calling it Maui. That's a bit on the nose, don't you think? Maui is the character from Moana that started, failed, stopped, started, failed, stopped, and started again and finally succeeded. Something that I'll end up writing a thousand ti...

Jul 13, 2020•10 min•Ep. 1

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