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.NET SecurityTamper-Proofing Your Assemblynn Using Code Access Security to foil unauthorized users
Author: dotnet.sys-con.com |
Published: 13th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: NET SecurityBy now you've probably already created your first 'Hello World' application using one of the languages in the .NET Framework such as C# or VB.NET - or perhaps you've even managed VC++. The .NET Framework allows all kinds of different languages to utilize code written in various other languages and by other vendors. But there's a downside: how do you make sure your code isn't used by unauthorized clients?
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