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Questionwhy Signing with private key ? Pin
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Ravindra Sadaphule27-Jan-09 18:53
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Signing with strong name just ensures that your assmebly has not been tampered with after it has been deployed as CLR validates strong name while loading the assembly. But you can not trust the operations done by that code. Strong names are secure as long private key with which assembly was signed is kept secured.

When you sign the assembly with private key what is does is it encrypts hash of the assembly and embeds it with assembly alongwith public key. When a calling assembly invokes it, it first decrypts the hash with public key, then recomputs the hash from dll and compares it with decrypted has. If both match, then only assembly is loaded, else it wont be loaded.

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