[0x1791]

So I'm working on my website which will be using Flask for backend, and ElectronJS for the frontend.
I've been trying to write a good function for hashing the being sent to the database (i.e usernames & passwords).
Any ideas on how I would compare hashes to verify the login credentials? I've been told this is more secure and faster than dehashing them at every login.

If anyone has any better ideas or suggestions feel free to post them below.

[DOJ]

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[0x1791]

ask chatGPT for best secure coding practices

Fuck GPT

[joepa]

Use bcrypt. See https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/password-h...-in-flask/.

[cutty]

So I'm working on my website which will be using Flask for backend, and ElectronJS for the frontend.
I've been trying to write a good function for hashing the being sent to the database (i.e usernames & passwords).
Any ideas on how I would compare hashes to verify the login credentials? I've been told this is more secure and faster than dehashing them at every login.

If anyone has any better ideas or suggestions feel free to post them below.

bcrypt is specifically designed to very very hard to crack. For simple passwords I was testing, it took several hours.

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