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🔐 RELIANOID Load Balancer – Security Contributions

At RELIANOID, we actively and selflessly contribute to improving global cybersecurity, staying true to our open-source spirit. 🤝 We maintain close collaborations with security platforms, forums, and threat-intelligence communities, sharing our expertise to help strengthen protection across the Inter..

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📍 RELIANOID at Bett UK 2026

We’re excited to take part in Bett UK 2026, the world’s leading EdTech event, bringing together educators, innovators, and decision-makers shaping the future of education. 🗓 January 21–23, 2026 📍 London, United Kingdom Join us to discover how RELIANOID enables secure, scalable, and highly available ..

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Bandit is an open source static analysis tool from the PyCQA that scans Python code for security vulnerabilities. It parses each file, builds an abstract syntax tree, and applies a series of plugins that detect risky patterns such as unsafe function calls, weak cryptography, shell injections, and insecure configuration. Bandit integrates with CI pipelines, pre-commit hooks, and development workflows, making it easy for teams to enforce secure coding standards. Its plugin-driven architecture and straightforward reporting make it a widely adopted tool in Python security and DevSecOps practices.