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Application security on WindowsForum.com covers the risks and migration challenges tied to Microsoft ending support for ASP.NET Core 2.3 on .NET Framework on April 7, 2027. The discussion highlights how enterprises still using these legacy packages will lose security updates and servicing, even though the .NET Framework itself remains supported as part of Windows. The tag focuses on the practical security implications for organizations that must migrate to maintain a secure application environment, emphasizing the need to plan for end-of-life scenarios and avoid running unsupported software in production.
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    OpenAI Codex Security Opens CLI and SDK, Not Its Model

    OpenAI has published the source for Codex Security’s command-line interface and TypeScript SDK under the Apache 2.0 license, turning what was previously a web- and plugin-led application-security service into a tool developers can inspect, automate, and run against local working trees or CI...
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    Apple Gatekeeper Bypass Replaces Trusted Mac Apps After Foothold

    Apple’s Gatekeeper security system is facing renewed scrutiny after researchers demonstrated a way to replace a previously approved macOS application with a malicious lookalike that may not trigger a fresh Gatekeeper verification. Apple’s response is as significant as the technique itself: the...
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    ASP.NET Core 2.3 on .NET Framework Ends April 7, 2027: Migration & Security Risks

    Microsoft’s decision to end support for ASP.NET Core 2.3 on .NET Framework on April 7, 2027 is less a sudden reversal than the final act in a long, awkward compatibility story. The move closes the book on the last supported package line that let legacy ASP.NET Core applications keep running on...
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