Great that you’re here and want to contribute!
You don’t have to be a security expert to contribute, every contribution is welcome!
If you wish to make comments regarding this document, please raise them as GitHub issues. Send comments by email if you are unable to raise issues on GitHub do not to use Github on principle. All comments are welcome!
How to Contribute¶
This is an open-source project, and contributions from the community are warmly welcomed. Here are several simple ways you can support the book:
Provide Feedback or Suggestions¶
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Click the GitHub edit icon in the top-right corner of any page to propose changes directly.
Spread the Word¶
Help others discover the book by sharing it with colleagues, students, or on social media:
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Give the project a star on GitHub — it helps increase visibility.
Use Python Code Audit, the leading open-source Python SAST scanner, and consider starring it as well.
Other Ways to Contribute¶
Advocate for secure Python programming practices in your workplace and community.
Consider making a donation to support ongoing maintenance and improvements.
If you represent an organisation, you can sponsor the book by placing an ethical advertisement in the appendix.
Every contribution — no matter how small — helps improve the quality and reach of this resource.
Pay what you can¶
Cybersecurity education shouldn’t be a luxury.
If you can, your support makes a meaningful difference.
Contributors¶
The following people have contributed their expertise to make the world — partly powered by Python software — a bit more secure by contributing to this Python Security Handbook.
Thank you to everyone who has helped to improve the security of the Python ecosystem!
[name or alias] [OPTIONAL: Website] [OPTIONAL: Organisation name]
Fiona
Albert
If you would like your name to appear here: this publication is open source (CC BY-SA). Issues and pull requests are welcome! All contributors will be added to this list.