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    Question How to check if an assembly has been strong named signed?

    Is there a tool to do that?
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    Re: How to check if an assembly has been strong named signed?

    I hope this helps.
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    Re: How to check if an assembly has been strong named signed?

    Quote Originally Posted by dee-u View Post
    I hope this helps.
    Dee-u,
    Thank you for the link. I used the ILDASM to find out if it was strong named.
    I think I need to find out one more thing. How do you check if an assembly has the "AllowPartialTrustedCaller" setting set to true?

    One way is to use Red-Gate reflector. IS there any other way?
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    Re: How to check if an assembly has been strong named signed?

    A quick and dirty way....

    Try and throw the DLL in the GAC. It needs to be strongly named before it can live in the GAC.

    Gary

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    Re: How to check if an assembly has been strong named signed?

    If you are using this [assembly:AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers]

    assembly keyword, I believe it will avaliable in the ILDASM
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    Re: How to check if an assembly has been strong named signed?

    Quote Originally Posted by dee-u View Post
    I hope this helps.
    This site says suspicious website
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    Re: How to check if an assembly has been strong named signed?

    Quote Originally Posted by danasegarane View Post
    This site says suspicious website
    Really? What said that? Internet Explorer?

    Google Chrome didn't complain when I opened it up?!?

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    Re: How to check if an assembly has been strong named signed?

    Quote Originally Posted by gep13 View Post
    Really? What said that? Internet Explorer?

    Google Chrome didn't complain when I opened it up?!?
    Internet Explorer 7
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    Re: How to check if an assembly has been strong named signed?

    Quote Originally Posted by danasegarane View Post
    Internet Explorer 7
    Just tried it in IE8 as well, and nothing. You must have some other addin installed that is marking it as suspicious.

    Gary

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