I have gotten quite far in strong naming my assembly but still yet to include it somehow within the source code.
All of the tutorials out there are for C# which should plausibly be the same, however, I am not finding a file in my
source code where I can insert the .snk file.

What I did so far.

I opened up Visual studio dev cmd [ADMIN]

Code:
sn -k rsgkey.snk
// Generates a key pair for the strong name key file you just created

Code:
sn -p rsgkey.snk public.snk
// Public key written to public.snk (creates new public key file)

Code:
sn -tp public.snk
// Gets the public key and token
I executed all these commands and they were all successful, the point I am at now is that there is a file
in C# projects called the
AssemblyInfo.cs
// a class file to store information about the assembly.

My question is if there is an equivalent file, and what are the later steps. The msdn doesn't talk about it.

LINKS:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dot...med-assemblies
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dot...-a-strong-name
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dot...ivate-key-pair


I am doing this so my EXECUTABLE file isn't popping up saying unknown publisher and appears like a virus because
its not signed with a reputable digital signature provider like verisign.