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cloudpipe/cloudpickle security audit
What nittim read in this repository, and what it found. Public repository, public reading — sourced from its own code and dependency manifests, nothing else.
Extended pickling support for Python objects
Python · 2k stars · last push September 10, 2026
cloudpickle/cloudpickle is a Python repository that extends pickling support for Python objects. The project provides functionality to serialize and deserialize Python objects beyond what the standard library offers, making it useful for distributed computing and object persistence scenarios.
The scan read 33 files and found no deterministic findings. There were no committed credentials on production paths, no vulnerable runtime dependencies, and no vulnerable packages detected.
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Written from nittim's own scan on November 4, 2026; rescanned when the repository changes.
No verdict. The rule-based check reports hard evidence, or reports that it found none. Neither is a judgment on whether this code is safe to ship.
What was read — rule-based scan
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Read 33 of 33 eligible files. Commit 4af5936. 2026-11-04.
What the scanners found
- Committed secrets on production paths
- 0
- Vulnerable runtime dependencies
- 0
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- What did nittim read in cloudpipe/cloudpickle?
- nittim read 33 of 33 eligible files in cloudpipe/cloudpickle. The reading ran on November 4, 2026. It was taken at commit 4af5936.
- Did nittim find committed secrets or vulnerable dependencies in cloudpipe/cloudpickle?
- The rule-based scan found 0 committed secrets and 0 vulnerable dependencies in cloudpipe/cloudpickle. No vulnerable dependency was found by the rule-based scan. A scan that finds nothing has found nothing; it is not a guarantee.
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