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fromTheregister
1 month ago

Crims plant time bomb malware in industrial .NET extensions

Malicious NuGet packages published in 2023 contained small destructive payloads hidden in benign code, scheduled to trigger between 2027–2028, including attacks on industrial PLCs.
Software development
fromNew Relic
1 month ago

Understanding Azure Function Observability with OpenTelemetry DotNet Edition

Instrument .NET Azure Functions (isolated worker and Functions Host) with OpenTelemetry to send traces, metrics, and logs to New Relic's OTLP endpoint for end-to-end visibility.
fromInfoQ
2 months ago

Microsoft Extends Support Period for .NET Standard Term Support (STS) Releases from 18 to 24 Months

Microsoft announced an extension to its .NET Standard Term Support releases from 18 months to 24 months, as reported on the company's official development blog. The policy change, effective with .NET 9, will extend support for the latest release until November 10, 2026, matching the end-of-support date for .NET 8, a Long Term Support version. As stated by Microsoft, the company will maintain its established annual release schedule each November.
Software development
fromInfoQ
2 months ago

Improved Application Insights Code Optimizations Identify .NET Performance Bottlenecks Automatically

Code Optimizations is an AI-based service running on Azure Application Insights that uses telemetry gathered by the Application Insights Profiler for .NET to analyse runtime behaviour, find performance bottlenecks down to individual methods, and provide actionable suggestions. Developers can view aggregated data over time (defaulting to a rolling 24‑hour window, with history up to 30 days) for their production and non-production environments.
Software development
fromApp Developer Magazine
6 months ago

Microsoft Build 2025 | App Developer Magazine

Microsoft Build 2025 will feature a comprehensive lineup of .NET and C# content, with over 75 dedicated sessions designed to engage developers of all experience levels.
Software development
fromInfoWorld
1 year ago

How to use Refit to consume APIs in ASP.NET Core

Refit simplifies consuming REST APIs by defining API endpoints as C# interfaces, eliminating manual HTTP request handling and response parsing.
Web frameworks
DevOps
fromInfoQ
7 months ago

.NET Aspire 9.2 Released with Expanded Deployment Options and Dashboard Improvements

The .NET Aspire 9.2 release streamlines application development and cloud-native deployment with new features like the Resource Graph and custom API commands.
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