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How to verify from native code tampered caller?

Dear all,
I have managed C++ code and IJW native C++ part. This IJW part loads native
DLL. But from this dll I would like to make sure, that the calling assembly
was not tampered. May be there are some ideas how is it possible to do (i.e.
can I check signature from native code or there are som other solution)?
Thanks in advance,
Boni

Nov 17 '05 #1
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