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  • When your left ovary grows a cyst and in 24 hours it is pushed all the way to your right side and dies in the process.

    Child birth without pain killers is a warm summer breeze compared to that.

    Fucking wait and see…

  • Use an encryption library to decrypt the database in memory and encrypt it prior to writing it to disk. Assuming that you are not afraid of data loss due to power loss; that would be the most secure option and it works with the standard SQLite library

    Or if you need more fault tolerance. The SQLite Encryption Extension (SEE) will read and write database files encrypted using 128-bit or 256-bit AES.

  • It would be more secure if the credentials are in an in memory SQLite Database but that would require you to use something other than the shell. You would need to do a hardware key or have the user do a bootstrap password or have an API that uses a public key to authenticate the remote process passing the credentials