[SSoC26] [Hard] feat(memory): Implement memory encryption at rest

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Goal

Implement transparent encryption for sensitive memory statement columns at rest in PostgreSQL.

Requirements

• Use AES-256-GCM to encrypt/decrypt sensitive fields in the database schema.
• Read encryption keys from environment variables.
• Add unit tests verifying encrypted payloads inside tables cannot be read as plain text.

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[Ingole712521]

@keepsloading Can i Work on this ??

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@[SUCCESS] @Ingole712521 maintainer assignment: this issue is yours for SSoC26! Looking forward to your PR!

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Hey! Just dropping by to share a few things from the maintainer side.

First off, quality really does matter more than quantity here. If your PRs are consistently clean, well-tested, and thought through, it genuinely puts you on our radar for becoming a reviewer or maintainer on Memact. That is a real thing we do, not just something we say, so take your time with each one.

Also, if you haven't already, please follow the Memact org on GitHub (https://github.com/Memact) and star the repos you're actively contributing to. It helps with visibility and honestly makes a difference when you're applying for future open source programs.

Take some time to really understand what Memact is building. The contributors who do the best work are the ones who get the bigger picture, not just the issue they picked up. It really comes through in the code.

And if you have friends who might be into this kind of work, bring them along! You don't need SSoC26 to contribute, Memact is open to good contributors year round.

Thanks for being part of this. Keep going!

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