DjangoCon 2014- Practical Django Secuirty

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By, Levi Gross
Web application security is an ever present problem. The "don't trust user input" mantra sounds nice but doesn't practically work. In this talk we will go over introduce and apply a set of practical programming paradigms that you can use to write secure code.

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