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by Permit
4339 days ago
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DLLs are signed. But they aren't checked every time a DLL is loaded. It absolutely obliterates load time if you have to go through every byte of all your DLLs and hash them. (You have the option to turn this on within the registry, though) Signing is almost useless in .Net. And it's certainly not in place for security purposes. |
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