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> Kind of seems like the equivalent of running Flask apps in debug mode, which by default will handle exceptions by showing a traceback with an interactive debu
by merlincorey 8y ago
> Kind of seems like the equivalent of running Flask apps in debug mode, which by default will handle exceptions by showing a traceback with an interactive debugger that can be used to execute arbitrary code.
As an aside, this is no longer precisely the case, though it was for quite some time.
With modern Flask (> 1.0.0), the debug server will start with a randomly generated PIN output to STDOUT when the server starts.
In turn this PIN must be entered on the web interface to execute commands.