Closed bitcanon closed 2 years ago
It's bad security practice to store email, password and user code in memory inside the library. Remove the local variables from core.py and make it up to the user to decide where to store the credentials:
core.py
self.__user_code = user_code self.__app_id = user_id self.__panel_id = panel_id self.__user_email = user_email self.__user_password = user_password
It's bad security practice to store email, password and user code in memory inside the library. Remove the local variables from
core.py
and make it up to the user to decide where to store the credentials: