Transfer Complex Python Objects via Sockets

[@farzadmf]

For whoever's watching: pickle SHOULD NOT be used for untrusted input as it can easily be used by malicious users to do all kinds of stuff

[@rohithreddy75]

ty

[@TheLukasBer]

What should I use instead?

[@aionfurayu5660]

​@@TheLukasBerLiterally anything else. Serialized objects are not worth the hassle, when sending tem over the wire.

[@farzadmf]

@@TheLukasBer exactly as @aiofurayu5660 said: if you cannot trust your input and where it's coming from (which is almost ALWAYS the case), usually all the "fancy" serialization techniques are prone to security vulnerabilities. `json.dumps` etc. are limited in Python and I think that's by design; they don't [de]serialize complex things and avoid the security issues

[@donkeypoopdragon]

​@@TheLukasBerI've heard JSON is much better

[@richardhoppe4991]

Great content as always. Slowly working my way through your networking labs. Cheers!

[@julianreichelt1719]

Another awesome video!

[@style1708]

Could you make some video about gRPC and microservices?

[@yomajo]

You love socket tutorials. May I ask what you use sockets for on production?

[@rishabh1406]

Hey NeuralNine I love your content. I request you to make a group chat project that includes messaging and sharing of files .

[@xzex2609]

your contents are advance and it's very rare. I wonder why you don't make series on topics like back end development or server related topics from intermediate level that covers the subject from a person who know python very well but have not experience in that specific subject , i think people will kill to gain such lessons.

[@tips1483]

You should do a video on Protobuf

[@stanislav-demidov]

Can it be used to transfer entire class with methods?

[@ChristopherBruns-o7o]

so when client, addr =client.accept() // when is addr ever used, and how?

[@MariusDiMaio]

Good. thanks, I knew it, but i watched the video, again. I like that you use linux Gnome and Pycharm and not VSCode. I use KDE Neon. I would like that you make a video on Python and MariaDB. Could to be a idea

[@ahmadzaimhilmi]

How about multi clients making simultaneous requests? How would the server respond?

[@donkeypoopdragon]

You would probably have to use the multiprocessing library

[@interstellar4267]

Threading

[@lavender0666]

Threading or asyncio will work for this

[@siddharthpandey3950]

Insightfull

[@sants9383]

como faço pra deixar o controle de janelas alí na barra superior??

[@morningbae]

olha o BR ai

[@sants9383]

kkk curto muito os videos dele @@morningbae

[@FunFiesta79]

Hello brother i am new here i really liked your channel , can we get job by learning Gui 😢🎉❤Thank you so much

[@lavender0666]

UI/UX is a job path, if you mean just building interfaces alone then it's unlikely, that would probably fall under frontend development or full stack

[@FunFiesta79]

@@lavender0666 is enough learning UI /Ux to get jop🥰

[@philtoa334]

Thx_.