You've Been Handling SECRETS in Python Wrong All Along!

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Unlock the secrets to secure coding with Python in this comprehensive tutorial designed for experienced programmers. Dive deep into the world of Python secrets and learn how to effectively store and manage sensitive information using environment variables and the os module. This Python tutorial will guide you through best practices for hiding secrets and securing your code against vulnerabilities.

Discover the importance of Python cyber security and how to implement security programming techniques to protect your applications. We'll explore Python security vulnerabilities and provide insights into the best Python setup for maintaining a secure coding environment.

Whether you're looking to enhance your Python secure code skills or understand the intricacies of Python security, this video is your ultimate guide. Join us as we unravel the coding secrets that will elevate your programming expertise to the next level.

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*** Should this happen to you or your organization, here is a good blog post on what to do about a leaked secret. I have no financial interest or affiliate link, but it's good information.

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thanks for the API token, gonna use all ur api credits : )

Cool-Game-Dev
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Could you mind doing a full tutorial for this??!

sonij
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You still store a password as plaintext in a file. Which is bad! There is no big difference to storing the password into a separate python file and set this to git ignore.
In addition, this has a big security impact to the runtime of the code. Especially if you use some kind of addin framework, as each process can access the environment and therefore the credentials!

ghrian
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Shouldn't everyone know this? I mean, I guess if you're absolutely new to python, then it would be understandable to not know how to use .env files

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