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Summary
Implement AES-256-GCM encryption for OAuth tokens stored on disk to address security vulnerability #31. Tokens are now encrypted using a machine-specific key derived from hostname, username, and home directory, ensuring they're only decryptable on the same machine by the same user. Added
SecureTokenStorageutility class with automatic migration from plaintext (legacy) to encrypted format.Key changes:
SecureTokenStorageclass withencrypt()anddecrypt()methods using AES-256-GCMscryptSync()prevents token portability across machines0o600) for defense in depth