How secure is your application?

Do you know the main vulnerabilities that most apps suffer from?

How would you even start to answer these questions?

On this episode of Talk Python to me, Justin Sites is here to tell us all about it.

This is episode number 37, recorded December 2nd, 2015.

Now, before I play the theme music, I have a little something special for you guys.

This week only, instead of developers, developers, developers, we have Secrets from the Future by M.C.

Frontalot.

It's a great song about the futility of computer security over time.

You can catch the entire song at the end of this episode. Get your most closely kept personal thought.

Put it in the word block with a password block.

Socky deep in the rar with extraction precluded by the ludicrous length and the strength

of a reputed litigionary attack proof string of characters

is imperative to what all the discoveries of privacy, the NSA and homelinesses.

You better be the GP the raw because so far they ain't impressed.

You better take the PGP and print the hecks of it out.

Scan that into a tiff than if you see...

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