Tools exist to audit anything on the windows CLR. So, from a security standpoint they have everything they need and can request the source code if any red flags show up.
Sure, the source code is great if you want to maintain code. But, for a security audit it's often more deceptive than useful.
Tools exist to audit anything on the windows CLR. So, from a security standpoint they have everything they need and can request the source code if any red flags show up.
Sure, the source code is great if you want to maintain code. But, for a security audit it's often more deceptive than useful.