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Python Import as an Execution Boundary: An Empirical Study of Bugs, Vulnerabilities, and Analysis Gaps
Python import does more than resolve dependencies: it executes code during module and package initialization. This behavior can trigger failures, load dynamic or native code, access resources, or change security-sensitive state before an application calls a package API. Prior work studies package se
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