>Is this really true when you’re directly modifying the underlying data structure of a python object? That can’t really be considered “pure python” anymore, and

>Is this really true when you’re directly modifying the underlying data structure of a python object? That can’t really be considered “pure python” anymore, and it seems like there would LOTS of ways to use it to cause shenanigans. I've done this against my own code. I got to a point where I needed shared memory due to multiprocessing but couldn't get anything to work quite right. https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.html#module-multiprocessing.sharedctypes https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.html#modul... Whatever idiocy that got me there need not be mentioned but I infact was able to code a buffer overflow, and i only needed to bypass dep. aslr wasn't important even though it was win 10 with aslr on. In hindsight, not a python problem. Definitely a me problem.