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As stated here, the way evidence is loaded will change in .NET 4.0. How will this impact systems like SharePoint where you can specify exactly which permission will be granted for a dll in the wsp-package? Isn’t SharePoint using AppDomain.ExecuteAssembly(Name,Evidence) internally to make this possible, or am I missing something?
.NET 4.0 won’t be used for SharePoint until the release after SharePoint 2010. We will still be on .NET 3.5 until then. So perhaps revisit this issue at a later date.