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Vulnerable Super Secure Password Recover – SQL Injection Example
Can you exploit OWASP #1 vulnerability? I wrote a simple vulnerable password recovery app for practicing SQL injections. (Vulnerable) Super Secure Password Recover ™ is written with Python 3, Flask and Postgres. You can do bad code even with the … Continue reading
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Tagged flask, Python 3, SQL injection, SQLAlchemy, vulnerable
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Hello Flask Web App – Python 3 Flask Development Server Install on Ubuntu 16.04
You can create web apps with Python and Flask. This short “Hello World” tutorial shows you how to install development server for Python 3 and Flask. There are two very successful Python web frameworks. Flask is the simple one, Django … Continue reading
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Tagged CRUD, flask, framework, hello world, microframework, Python 3, python3, python3-flask, simple, tutorial, web
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Write Python 3 Web Apps with Apache2 mod_wsgi – Install Ubuntu 16.04 xenial – Every Tiny Part Tested Separately
Python is a popular language for web applications, used by Youtube, DropBox, Facebook, Pintrest, Reddit, Instagram, Spotify, Washington Post and many others. Apache is the most popular web server in the world. Mod_wsgi is the recommended way to use Python … Continue reading
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Tagged apache, apache2, Backend, django, flask, mod_wsgi, Python, Python 3, Server Side Scripting
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When files change, take action – inotify-hookable
Automatically compile your program when you save a file. Or load the new code to a web server. Running a command on save can make development faster and easier. Inotify-hookable makes this simple. It can recursively watch directories, ignore specific … Continue reading
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Flask Templates
Making nice web pages is fastest with templates. Flask web development framework uses Jinja2 templates, my favorite template engine. Base template contains the common parts: HTML boilerplate, navigation, headers and footers. The actual pages extend the base template. This way, … Continue reading
Deploy Flask & Python3 on Apache2 & Ubuntu
Deploy Flask, a Python 3 microframework, on Apache web server on Ubuntu. Then you can write your own web pages in Python. Flask is a very simple framework for writing server side applications with Python. This article shows how to … Continue reading
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Tagged apache, apache2, daemon, deploy, flask, framework, light, mod_wsgi, production, Python, Python 3, python3, ubuntu, web server, Werkzeug
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