Microsoft releases .NET 9.0.3 and 8.0.14 with fix for a single CVE

Microsoft has released the latest point releases for .NET 9 and .NET 8. Neither of the updates is that big, but both include a fix for CVE-2025-24070, so it’s important to get up to date so that you don’t fall victim to malicious attackers. The vulnerability allowed attackers to get elevated privileges which could give them more unauthorized access to systems.

Here is the what’s changed notes for both releases, they’re identical.

• Update 8.0.13.md
• Fixed lint warnings on the markdown files
• Update CODEOWNERS
• Rewrite URLs to builds.dotnet.microsoft.com
• Rewrite domain in releases.json
• .NET 10 Preview 1 - Release Notes
• Update README.md
• Update 10.0 README.md
• Update support files
• update links
• Update README.md
• Update broken links inside .NET 10 preview 1 Release Notes
• .NET 10 is not "Unknown"
• Update release date
• Add Ubuntu Chiseled tags to containers release notes for .NET 10 Preview 1
• Update wpf.md
• API diff between .NET 10 Preview1 and .NET 10 Preview2
• Add known issue for Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.CustomElements 9.0.3
• Artifacts for .NET 3B 2025 Servicing Release
• Update releases-index.json

To get started using these new versions, head over to Microsoft Devblogs, here you can find installers and binaries, container images, Linux binaries, and view the known issues.

Speaking of updates, you can check out Neowin's coverage of Microsoft's March Patch Tuesday updates for Windows 11 and Windows 10.

Source: Microsoft

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