I mean realistically speaking: If I can do `foo = <paste>`, check `typeof(foo)`. and output foo again to double-check what the REPL thinks foo contains, then I'

I mean realistically speaking: If I can do `foo = <paste>`, check `typeof(foo)`. and output foo again to double-check what the REPL thinks foo contains, then I'm pretty safe to `eval(foo)`. Sure, you could fake it with custom objects and all of that, but not when I'm pasting a string value into a REPL. If you had hijacked my workstation, shell or the remote python to the point you can exploit that... Yeah. I don't think you'd need me as a user then anymore.