Microsoft issues urgent dev warning to update .NET installer link
Latest News on Microsoft .NET Installer Update Warning and .NET Security Vulnerabilities
Microsoft .NET Installer Update Warning:
Due to the bankruptcy of Edgio (formerly Limelight Networks), Microsoft has been forced to change the download addresses for .NET installation programs and archives. This change affects the following domains:
-
Affected Domains:
dotnetcli.azureedge.net
dotnetbuilds.azureedge.net
-
New CDNs:
- Official Builds:
builds.dotnet.microsoft.com
- CI Builds:
ci.dot.net
- Official Builds:
These changes are necessary to ensure continued functionality for .NET installations, as Edgio's services will soon cease operations1.
.NET Security Vulnerabilities:
Microsoft has not announced any specific .NET security vulnerabilities in recent updates. However, the broader context of security updates from Microsoft includes addressing vulnerabilities in various products and services. For instance, the December 2024 Patch Tuesday security updates addressed 71 vulnerabilities across Windows, Windows Components, Office, Office Components, SharePoint Server, Hyper-V, Defender for Endpoint, and System Center Operations Manager2.
Urgent .NET Framework Security Update
There is no specific urgent security update announced for the .NET Framework in recent news. However, it is crucial to keep .NET installations up to date with the latest patches and updates to ensure security and functionality. Users should refer to official Microsoft sources for the latest information on .NET updates and security patches.
Summary
- Update Required: Microsoft has updated the download addresses for .NET installation programs and archives due to Edgio's bankruptcy.
- New CDNs: The new CDNs for .NET builds are
builds.dotnet.microsoft.com
for official builds andci.dot.net
for CI builds. - Security Updates: While there are no specific .NET security vulnerabilities announced, Microsoft's broader security updates address numerous vulnerabilities across its products and services.
For the most current and detailed information, users should refer to official Microsoft documentation and security advisories.