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Removing Strong-Signing from Assemblies at File Level (byte patching)

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 Andrea Bertolotto
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This article describes how to remove Strong Signing from .NET assemblies without recompiling code.
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Licence CPOL
First Posted 28 Aug 2006
Views 117,751
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