Re: compiling code?
Yep, Cython is probably the only way to do so, and even this is still no 100% guarantee, since its still a Python interpreter required to run the code and there are ways to hack and retrieve code by manipulating the Python interpreter. But if you don't use Cython or some other transpiler to secure and speed up stuff, you'll always be able to read the byte code from within the executable or library zip file and thus get at least the byte code of your source code. There is almost no way around that when using Python. Python is just interpreteted and all interpreted languages are unsafe compared to directly machine-interpreted code.
Best Regards.
Hijacker
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