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but generally speaking python isn't as secure language as others, you better go with rust or php if you looking for that security, about rust less attack surface = more secure, for php its so mature and "basic" so its more secure than other languages.
conclusion: you have 2 options that will be more useful
1. staying with python which is comfortable and using django with some tweaks to increase security.
2. learning rust and using actix-web which is a really "secure" option.
no matter what you choose you will still have work to do to secure the code, no framework(or anything else) will give you out of the box full security.
Are you referring to the possibility of supply chain attacks? If yes, how is that language related? That has nothing to do with the language itself but with the programmer.
You could apply that same logic to C / any other language that involves manual memory management and call it insecure because the programmer can mess lots of stuff up.
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To @OP:
I'd say Python is totally fine if you use it properly.