On Friday, September 20, 2013 3:59:47 PM UTC+2, Donald Stufft wrote: > > A basic tenant in securing systems is that you make each piece of the > system responsible for it's own security and you don't have it depend on > the security of another system. Moving away from pickle as the default > serialization engine ensures this property for the storage of session data. > Thank you for the response, Donald. This is a point of view I didn't consider. I tend to think of the "backend platform" as unitary and data-centered, implying that compromising the security of the data servers will compromise the entire business. What I didn't consider is that this is just MY point of view. Your point makes perfect sense, the decision coming from a web framework.
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