Code security with Bandit and Safety - Perfect Python

[@icrazyrockstar7408]

Mhmm cool things in today's video 😀... Also excited for discord videos

[@laundmo]

we get a face! nice!

[@camdavis3644]

Hey man, I know this video is older, but if I created a code that I only use locally that uses common and trusted packages in python, am I ever at risk of having my system hacked?

[@Carberra]

Although unlikely, it can happen. Most of the time it's libraries that take advantage of common misspellings that get you, but there was an instance recently an oversight was taken advantage of and loads of people downloaded the proper PyTorch package and got a dodgy dependency along with it. If it makes you feel any better, it's never happened to me in 8.5 years of programming.

[@Carberra]

Also if the developer goes rogue, à la node-ipc (though that was a JS package).

[@Alkatar]

In VSCode you can add `"python.linting.banditEnabled": true,` to let bandit check for security issues onSave. However, you must currently have bandit installed in your env for this to work.

[@Carberra]

That's actually very useful! Thanks for pointing that out (:

[@yeryeyerye7890]

Great video ! But could you zoom in code for next videos please, for phone users ? Thank you!

[@Carberra]

I've zoomed in an extra level since this video, so one step ahead o' ya d:

[@helish_88]

I like your hairs