Well, it would need to be virtual to be possible to override it (by writing a dynamic type that inherits from the class), and you can't have a private virtual (it makes no sense). You could perhaps override an internal virtual but I suspect even this may hit security issues. So ultimately, I'd say no.
Not by using Reflection alone. Perhaps the best you could do is to use Reflection, combined with Reflection. Emit or the CodeDom to duplicate the class into a new namespace.
When you come across the private method you want to replace, you don't copy it, you emit your replacement.
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