I found that can be changed variables of all instances from one instance.
class Example:
s = 's'
lst = []
a = Example()
a.s = 'z' # change instance variables
a.lst.append(1)
b = Example()
print(b.s) # 's', the class variable of type 'Str' did not changed
print(b.lst) # '[1]', but class variable of type 'List' changed
a.lst.append(7)
print(b.lst) # '[1, 7]', values of all existing instances changing by instance variable
I found it for type "List", but perhaps there is such security issue/feature for other types, too? Or am I confused?