Understanding Code Access Security in .NET
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by Joydip Kanjilal
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What is a Code Group?

Policies are configured based on a hierarchy of code groups. Code groups are structured at every policy level. So if the evidence gathered matches with the membership of a code group within a policy level, the associated set of permissions is granted to the assembly. The MSDN defines the code; groups are defined as follows:

"A code group is a logical grouping of code that has a specified condition for membership. Any code that meets the membership condition is included in the group. Code groups have associated permission sets that are evaluated during a policy grant."


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