PC Cached Login Module
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need to be proficient in MD5 decryption
I need a lightweight desktop-side solution that can keep a user’s login session in cache so the next launch is instant, cutting the usual credential round-trip and directly boosting access speed. There is no existing site or system to hook into, so you will be building the entire flow from scratch—including the small “cache launcher” that starts the program, restores the saved session, and hands control to the main app without any manual sign-in.
Essential capability: multi-account management. A user should be able to add several accounts, switch between them, and have each one’s token or cookie set stored safely and re-used until it expires. Basic encryption of the local cache and an easy way to clear or refresh it are expected so the user remains in control.
Please outline the framework or language you propose (for example, C#, Electron, or a cross-platform stack) and how you will handle secure storage of the cached credentials. Final deliverables should include the compiled PC client, clearly commented source code, and a short README explaining configuration, build steps, and how to add more accounts in the future.
I need a lightweight desktop-side solution that can keep a user’s login session in cache so the next launch is instant, cutting the usual credential round-trip and directly boosting access speed. There is no existing site or system to hook into, so you will be building the entire flow from scratch—including the small “cache launcher” that starts the program, restores the saved session, and hands control to the main app without any manual sign-in.
Essential capability: multi-account management. A user should be able to add several accounts, switch between them, and have each one’s token or cookie set stored safely and re-used until it expires. Basic encryption of the local cache and an easy way to clear or refresh it are expected so the user remains in control.
Please outline the framework or language you propose (for example, C#, Electron, or a cross-platform stack) and how you will handle secure storage of the cached credentials. Final deliverables should include the compiled PC client, clearly commented source code, and a short README explaining configuration, build steps, and how to add more accounts in the future.