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Bypassing Strong Name Validation

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Here’s an interesting article.  Apparently in the .Net 3.5 Service Pack 1 world, strong name verification for .Net assemblies will be bypassed by the Common Language Runtime if the following criteria is met:

  • Fully signed (delay signed assemblies still require a skip verification entry)
  • Fully trusted (without considering its strong name evidence)
  • Loaded into a Fully trusted AppDomain
  • Loaded from a location under the AppDomain’s ApplicationBase

    For more information, read this article here.

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    Rob Sanders
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