C# - Using strongname isn't protecting the assembly -
I have signed my assembly with a strong name.
I did it with the VS 2005 Solution Explorer -> right-click assembly -> signin.
But still can browse through redget's net reflexive code
code.
Then what is the use of the assembly sign?
The assembly signature is not authorization; The strong name of an assembly guarantees the origin of the assembly (i.e. your personal The assembly signed with the key can only be written by you), and it guarantees that there is no tampering in the assembly.
If you want to press down on the reflector, blur your assembly.
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