S
Sky Fly
Hi,
I know that when an .NET exe is run, the CLR loads
the exe (along with dependent assemblies),
compiles them to native code then runs the code.
Assuming the assemblies are loaded from a remote
inaccessible location, is it possible that during
any of the stages of loading the exe into memory,
a person with malicious intent could attach a
debugger and serialise the exe and assemblies
to disk so that she can disassemble/decompile them?
Cheers,
I know that when an .NET exe is run, the CLR loads
the exe (along with dependent assemblies),
compiles them to native code then runs the code.
Assuming the assemblies are loaded from a remote
inaccessible location, is it possible that during
any of the stages of loading the exe into memory,
a person with malicious intent could attach a
debugger and serialise the exe and assemblies
to disk so that she can disassemble/decompile them?
Cheers,