How to patch .NET DLLs?

[Newbie_Cracker]

Originally Posted by zacdac

For a winforms assembly the patching of the size of the strong name field in the COR header will do the trick, but for an asp.net assembly you will need to also patch the strong named attribute which is stored as meta data before the RAS key.

I didn't understand completely.
Here is the public key of the above mentioned DLL which IDA shows :

.assembly RadTreeView
{
  .hash algorithm 0x00008004
  .ver 4:0:0:0
  .originator = (
   00 24 00 00 04 80 00 00 94 00 00 00 06 02 00 00
   00 24 00 00 52 53 41 31 00 04 00 00 01 00 01 00
   CD 62 12 05 0E 7C CD 6F 51 AF 2C 41 FD CC 65 44
   AC E3 CF 79 6A 19 49 C5 80 C3 FF 52 7C AC 91 1D
   9B E0 5F AD 28 47 CE F4 E7 E5 EC 87 9F C9 4B E4
   9E 31 C7 97 C2 B8 39 25 C4 ED F6 AA 83 FA 78 A3
   5A 47 C0 F4 7B 44 A8 F9 3F D1 44 A9 B7 96 BF 74
   9E 8D FC B3 99 82 11 52 A9 5C 7A 37 EB A3 82 B6
   9D A5 8B 7A 1C 87 DA 5C ED 0B 7A 72 BA B1 3F 12
   52 C6 2F 50 DD 35 44 06 E6 F3 B0 4B AF F4 19 BD)
}

The bold numbers mean : RSA1

You mean I must patch 80 at 0x102c to 00 and bytes before RSA1? bytes before RSA1 or complete section of public key?
And patch to what? to 00s?

Regards.