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MCAD .NET Implementing Security for Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET : 70-330 Exam
Exam Number/Code: 70-330
Exam Name: MCAD .NET Implementing Security for Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET

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QUESTION 1:

You are an application developer for www.pass4sure.cc. You develop library assemblies that are called by your main applications. These library assemblies access confidential data in
the applications. To ensure that this data is not accessed in an unauthorized and unsafe manner, users must not be allowed to call the library assemblies from their own applications. You apply a strong name to all assemblies to support versioning.
You need to prevent users from writing managed applications that make calls to your
library assemblies. You need to achieve this goal while minimizing the impact on response times for applications.
What should you do?

A. Use the internal access modifier to declare all classes and structures in each library.
B. Use the protected internal access modifier to declare all classes and structures in each library.
C. Add the following attribute to each class and structure in each library assembly:

D. Add the following attribute to each class and structure in each library assembly:

Answer: C Explanation:
StrongNameIdentityPermission Class
Defines the identity permission for strong names. This class cannot be inherited.
For a list of all members of this type, see StrongNameIdentityPermission Members. System.Object
System.Security.CodeAccessPermission
System.Security.Permissions.StrongNameIdentityPermission

NotInheritable Public Class StrongNameIdentityPermission
Inherits CodeAccessPermission
Remarks
Use StrongNameIdentityPermission to achieve versioning and naming protection by confirming that the calling code is in a particular strong-named code assembly.
A strong name identity is based on a cryptographic public key called a blob optionally combined with the name and version of a specific assembly. The key defines a unique namespace and provides strong verification that the name is genuine, because the definition of the name must be
in an assembly signed by the corresponding private key.
Note that the validity of the strong name key is not dependent on a trust relationship or any certificate necessarily being issued for the key.
Note Full demands for StrongNameIdentityPermission succeed only if all the assemblies in the stack have the correct evidence to satisfy the demand. Link demands using StrongNameIdentityPermissionAttribute succeed if only the immediate caller has the correct

evidence.
Demands
You can use the security demand call declaratively or imperatively to specify the permissions
that direct or indirect callers must have to access your library. Direct callers explicitly call static
or instance methods of your library, while indirect callers call static or instance methods of another library that calls your library. When you use a demand, any application that includes your code will execute only if all direct and indirect callers have the permissions that the
demand specifies. Demands are particularly useful in situations in which your class library uses protected resources that you do not want to be accessed by untrusted code. Demands can be
placed in code using either imperative or declarative syntax.
Note that most classes in the .NET Framework already have demands associated with them, so you do not need to make an additional demand whenever you use a class that accesses a
protected resource. Link Demands
A link demand causes a security check during just-in-time compilation and checks only the immediate caller of your code. Linking occurs when your code is bound to a type reference, including function pointer references and method calls. If the caller does not have sufficient permission to link to your code, the link is not allowed and a runtime exception is thrown when the code is loaded and run. Link demands can be overridden in classes that inherit from your
code.
Just-in-Time compilation
Languages in the .NET Framework compile to Microsoft Intermediate Language (IL) ready for the JiT (Just-in-Time) compiler to turn them into native code when the program is installed or
first run. The runtime engine pulls in uncompiled functions for compilation on the fly as required.

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