I've written a python script using selenium to imitate a browser logging in and buying some stuff from a website.  Therefore, the python script contains log-in information along with payment information (checking account info, etc).  If i configure my apache webserver to be able to execute python scripts, so that when a client presses a button it runs my purchasing script, is there anyway that the client could see the contents of the python script (thereby gaining access to sensitive login and payment info)?
I remember reading that if an error occurs, the script would show up in plain text in the browser? Should I prevent this by using try and except blocks or is there a better method I'm not aware of?
Thanks for all your help in advance.
it is usually a good idea to put such information in an external config file which can't be served by the webserver directly and read this file in your script. in case of a configuration error the client might see your sourcecode but not the sensitive information
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