test.py

import logging
import sys

LOGGER = logging.getLogger("LOGGER")

def get_logger():
    return LOGGER


def get_password():
    return "<PASSWORD>"


def get_cert():
    return "<CERT>"


def log_password():
    password = get_password()
    logging.info("logging.info Password '%s'", password) # NOT OK

    LOGGER.log(logging.INFO, "LOGGER.log Password '%s'", password) # NOT OK
    logging.root.info("logging.root.info Password '%s'", password) # NOT OK

    # name of logger variable should not matter
    foo = LOGGER
    foo.info("foo.info Password '%s'", password) # NOT OK

    # return value from function
    get_logger().info("get_logger().info Password '%s'", password) # NOT OK


def log_cert():
    logging.debug("Cert=%s", get_cert()) # NOT OK

def print_password():
    print(get_password()) # NOT OK

    sys.stdout.write(get_password()) # NOT OK
    sys.stderr.write(get_password()) # NOT OK

if __name__ == "__main__":
    logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
    log_password()
    log_cert()
    print_password()