Types with the AllowPartiallyTrustedCallersAttribute that extend types without that attribute might unintentionally expose functionality in the base type to partially trusted callers. When a type has the AllowPartiallyTrustedCallersAttribute set, it is callable by partially trusted code. If the base type does not have this attribute, it requires callers to be fully trusted. If the derived type exposes protected members in the base type, the base type's data is made accessible to partially trusted callers, creating an exploitable security weakness.
Types that implement IEnumerator should also provide a version of the Current property that returns a type other than Object. ...
Types that redefine the equality operator should redefine Equals as well to ensure that these members return the same results. ...
Types with no public default constructor are not COM-creatable. COM does not support parameterized object construction. A ...
Types with the 'AllowNullLiteral' attribute may only inherit from or implement types which also allow the use of the null ...
Types with the AllowPartiallyTrustedCallersAttribute that extend types without that attribute might unintentionally expose ...
UAC Bypass UI Protection : Specifies whether or not to bypass user interface protection levels for other windows on the desktop. ...
UAC Execution Level : Specifies the requested execution level for the application when running with User Account Control. ...
UAC Manifest Options If you want to change the Windows User Account Control level replace the requestedExecutionLevel node ...
UAC Manifest Options If you want to change the Windows User Account Control level replace the requestedExecutionLevel node ...