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6 You can write an extension method that does what you need This method will only enumerate loaded assemblies, if you possibly need to load it, use Assembly Load from the accepted answer
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204 Why would the previous author have signed the assemblies in this way? No idea, maybe he wanted all his assemblies to be signed with the same key Is signing assemblies necessary and what would be wrong with not signing it? No, it is not necessary but it is a mechanism allowing you to ensure the authenticity of an assembly
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