@@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
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.
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
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
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What should I use instead?
@@TheLukasBerLiterally anything else. Serialized objects are not worth the hassle, when sending tem over the wire.
@@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
@@TheLukasBerI've heard JSON is much better
Great content as always. Slowly working my way through your networking labs. Cheers!
Another awesome video!
Could you make some video about gRPC and microservices?
You love socket tutorials. May I ask what you use sockets for on production?
Hey NeuralNine I love your content. I request you to make a group chat project that includes messaging and sharing of files .
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.
You should do a video on Protobuf
Can it be used to transfer entire class with methods?
so when client, addr =client.accept() // when is addr ever used, and how?
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
How about multi clients making simultaneous requests? How would the server respond?
You would probably have to use the multiprocessing library
Threading
Threading or asyncio will work for this
Insightfull
como faço pra deixar o controle de janelas alí na barra superior??
olha o BR ai
kkk curto muito os videos dele
@@morningbae
Hello brother i am new here i really liked your channel , can we get job by learning Gui 😢🎉❤Thank you so much
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
@@lavender0666 is enough learning UI /Ux to get jop🥰
Thx_.