Hi dbeqiraj,
Our support team only has access to your project if you explicitly grant permission for them to do so – that said it is entirely possible to encrypt your passwords and keys.
The implementation details will vary between languages and environments, but in general terms there are two ways of doing so, one would be to use a private key file, or a password which you include in your project’s code to decrypt the passwords / keys.
You can try that out on the command line using:
echo -n "aaaabbbbccccdddd" | openssl enc -e -aes-256-cbc -a -salt
… enter a password twice…
echo "..output string from above.." | openssl enc -d -aes-256-cbc -a -salt
… enter password you used…
And you should see the decrypted input string again.
So to implement this in your project, you would encode the passwords and keys using a similar method, and decode them using the openssl APIs in the language you’re using for your project