You assign an assembly a strong name by associating the assembly with a pair of 1,024-bit cryptographic public and private keys. The actual process varies slightly, depending on whether the developer has access to the private key. In larger, security-oriented corporations, most developers do not have access to the private key. Instead, only a few members of a final QA or security team can access the private key. Read on to learn more about signing code assemblies. [More]

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