Microsoft has released out-of-bound (OOB) security updates for its .NET developer platform, which includes a fix for a critical buffer overflow vulnerability. The tech giant published the updates for .NET versions 8, 9, 10, and 11 Release Candidate 3 on October 25. Platform users have been urged to apply the updates as soon as possible to reduce the risk of compromise. They contain patches for two newly disclosed vulnerabilities, as well as two flaws that were not fully addressed in Microsoft’s October Patch Tuesday rollout. Single updates are available for each of the affected .NET versions and .NET 11 RC2 users should update to RC3 to receive these fixes. .NET is a free, open-source framework that developers can use to build apps and cloud services. It is managed by Microsoft and is…