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Re:Why Python Pickle is Inscecure by mlLK on Wednesday September 09, 2009 @01:12PM (#813538)
Regardless of how insecure pickle is, it is the perfect module to learn how easy basic data-persistence can be in Python through serialization. I don't get articles like this, maybe it's cause I'm still learning a lot, but I don't see the value of posting some inference a module or library already explicitly states in the manual or documentation.

Regardless of my opinion, pickle is a great module to get you going in Python and even better for scripting and storing basic data-sets on your local machine.

Re:Why Python Pickle is Inscecure by rg123 on Thursday September 10, 2009 @09:19AM (#815172)
The article was prompted by some assertions on StackOverflow that pickle was secure or "secure enough", etc. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1389738/how-to-save-data-...
Re:Why Python Pickle is Inscecure by drawkbox on Wednesday September 09, 2009 @05:41PM (#814037)
I don't get articles like this, maybe it's cause I'm still learning a lot, but I don't see the value of posting some inference a module or library already explicitly states in the manual or documentation.

Because people don't RTFM