Using pycrypto AES, personal credentials such as passwords and tokens are encrypted and persistently stored, to allow later automatic notification without a person present. User authentication with a master password is required at object initialisation
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Release files for personal 0.1.1
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Release files / personal-0.1.1.zip
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