Answer Posted / arunkumar murala
Permission set is a collection of permissions which are
used to modify the security policy for code groups. The CLR
provides the following built-in permission sets.
Nothing
Implies that the code cannot be executed.
Execution
Implies that code does not have permission to access
protected resources, but can execute.
Internet
Implies that code downloaded from a location and has
limited permissions.
LocalIntranet
Implies that the code holds permissions defined in the
default enterprise policy.
Everything
Implies that the code has all permissions except to skip
verification.
FullTrust
Code has full access to all system resources.
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