Transparent method {0} handles security critical exception type {1}. In order for this exception handler to be allowed under the security transparency rules, either {0} must become security critical or safe-critical, or {1} become security safe-critical or transparent.
Transparent code must not use security critical attributes. This includes using security critical constructors, properties, ...
Transparent method {0} calls {1} to load an assembly from a byte array. This method should be marked security critical or ...
Transparent method {0} calls {1} which is a P/Invoke method. Mark this method as security-critical or remove the call to ...
Transparent method {0} contains unverifiable code. Mark this method security critical or safe-critical, or remove the unverifiable ...
Transparent method {0} handles security critical exception type {1}. In order for this exception handler to be allowed under ...
Transparent method {0} has a local variable {1} of security critical type {2}. In order for this local variable to be allowed ...
Transparent method {0} has generic parameter {1} with security critical constraint {2}. In order for this generic parameter ...
Transparent method {0} has parameter {1} of security critical type {2}. In order for this parameter to be allowed under the ...
Transparent method {0} is a member of security critical type {1}. Since this method will not have access to its own instance ...