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  • P Philip Laureano

    If I said that I figured out how to dynamically unsign a strongly-named assembly at runtime, would it be a big deal? I've been playing around with Cecil over the past year and this is just another one of those interesting things that I have second thoughts about publishing because of its implications. What do you guys think?

    Do you know...LinFu?

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    _Damian S_
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    I think this borders on a programming question!! ;P Seriously though... if you are having second thoughts about publishing something, it's usually for a very good reason...

    -------------------------------------------------------- Knowledge is knowing that the tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in fruit salad!!

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      I think this borders on a programming question!! ;P Seriously though... if you are having second thoughts about publishing something, it's usually for a very good reason...

      -------------------------------------------------------- Knowledge is knowing that the tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in fruit salad!!

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      Philip Laureano
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      _Damian S_ wrote:

      I think this borders on a programming question!! Poke tongue

      Mea culpa. :P I wouldn't call it a programming question because I'm not looking to solve a technical problem, in this case. There are a lot of social implications to putting something like this out in the wild, and I think the lounge is the best place to talk about those implications.

      Do you know...LinFu?

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      • P Philip Laureano

        If I said that I figured out how to dynamically unsign a strongly-named assembly at runtime, would it be a big deal? I've been playing around with Cecil over the past year and this is just another one of those interesting things that I have second thoughts about publishing because of its implications. What do you guys think?

        Do you know...LinFu?

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        224917
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        Is it anything more danger than dynamically deleting files on user machines at runtime?

        -Suhredayan

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        • P Philip Laureano

          _Damian S_ wrote:

          I think this borders on a programming question!! Poke tongue

          Mea culpa. :P I wouldn't call it a programming question because I'm not looking to solve a technical problem, in this case. There are a lot of social implications to putting something like this out in the wild, and I think the lounge is the best place to talk about those implications.

          Do you know...LinFu?

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          _Damian S_
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          Philip Laureano wrote:

          There are a lot of social implications to putting something like this out in the wild

          Absolutely!! Hence the second (serious) part of my post above... /Edit I see you have yourself a univoter... it's not me...

          -------------------------------------------------------- Knowledge is knowing that the tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in fruit salad!!

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            Philip Laureano wrote:

            There are a lot of social implications to putting something like this out in the wild

            Absolutely!! Hence the second (serious) part of my post above... /Edit I see you have yourself a univoter... it's not me...

            -------------------------------------------------------- Knowledge is knowing that the tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in fruit salad!!

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            not me either :)

            -Suhredayan

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            • P Philip Laureano

              If I said that I figured out how to dynamically unsign a strongly-named assembly at runtime, would it be a big deal? I've been playing around with Cecil over the past year and this is just another one of those interesting things that I have second thoughts about publishing because of its implications. What do you guys think?

              Do you know...LinFu?

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              Super Lloyd
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              my 2 cents, here are the 3 key points to consider: - it's cool, it's not easy to do without help, go for it! - it's a lot of work to write the article... pff, maybe later.. - I want to keep a competitive advantage from it in my super duper home/work/other application: do not publish it!

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                Is it anything more danger than dynamically deleting files on user machines at runtime?

                -Suhredayan

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                Philip Laureano
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                suhredayan wrote:

                Is it anything more danger than dynamically deleting files on user machines at runtime?

                I can dynamically strip the strong name off your signed assembly and modify it to do whatever I want at runtime--does that qualify as dangerous? :P

                Do you know...LinFu?

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                • P Philip Laureano

                  If I said that I figured out how to dynamically unsign a strongly-named assembly at runtime, would it be a big deal? I've been playing around with Cecil over the past year and this is just another one of those interesting things that I have second thoughts about publishing because of its implications. What do you guys think?

                  Do you know...LinFu?

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                  Chris Maunder
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                  If you think it is something that will help someone, somewhere, at some time, and if you have the time then yes! Please post an article on it. Someone, somewhere will find it and go "how about that - just what I was after!"

                  cheers, Chris Maunder

                  CodeProject.com : C++ MVP

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                  • P Philip Laureano

                    If I said that I figured out how to dynamically unsign a strongly-named assembly at runtime, would it be a big deal? I've been playing around with Cecil over the past year and this is just another one of those interesting things that I have second thoughts about publishing because of its implications. What do you guys think?

                    Do you know...LinFu?

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                    Ennis Ray Lynch Jr
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                    I attempted to upload an article on executing code in an assembly that could not be found using copy and paste and it was rejected for "security" concerns. To bad because I thought it was pretty cool. I don't think there are many implications involved in unsigning an assembly unless you can subsequently modify the assembly keeping it loaded in memory and continue to use the original trust level.

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                    • P Philip Laureano

                      If I said that I figured out how to dynamically unsign a strongly-named assembly at runtime, would it be a big deal? I've been playing around with Cecil over the past year and this is just another one of those interesting things that I have second thoughts about publishing because of its implications. What do you guys think?

                      Do you know...LinFu?

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                      TheCardinal
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                      what would you gain if you publish it? what would you gain if you won't publish it? if it can help then by god don't hesitate. cheers :D

                      Life - Dreams = Job TheCardinal CTC-RDG

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