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A complete digital guide and benchmark suite comparing native crypto hashing options to bcrypt, helping teams choose, configure, and validate secure password storage with clear, test-driven data.
Make confident, evidence-based decisions about password hashing. This product combines an in-depth guide with a ready-to-run benchmarking suite that contrasts native crypto hashing approaches (e.g., PBKDF2 via Node.js crypto) against bcrypt across realistic workloads. What you get: - A concise, expert-written guide explaining crypto vs bcrypt, when to use each, and common pitfalls - A benchmark CLI and sample projects for Node.js that measure latency, throughput, and resource usage - Configuration templates for bcrypt cost factors and PBKDF2 iterations, with guidance for production rollouts - Migration playbooks to move from fast hashes (e.g., SHA-256 alone) to bcrypt or PBKDF2 without forcing password resets - OWASP-aligned checklists for password storage, salting, peppering, and credential rotation Key topics covered: - Why fast general-purpose hashes are unsafe for passwords and how slow, tunable algorithms mitigate attacks - Bcrypt cost factor selection, operational impact, and tuning for different traffic profiles - PBKDF2 with crypto: iteration counts, HMAC variants, and compatibility considerations - Handling salts, peppers, and per-user parameters; verifying and rehashing on login - Measuring user-perceived latency and setting SLOs for authentication Benchmark scenarios included: - Single-thread and multi-worker comparisons on various CPU profiles - Latency percentiles under concurrent logins - Cost factor and iteration sweeps to find safe, budget-conscious settings Compatibility: - Node.js 16+ on macOS, Linux, and Windows - Works with popular frameworks and user stores (REST APIs, GraphQL services, and serverless backends) Ideal for: - Backend engineers, security teams, and SREs who need actionable guidance, not just theory - Startups and enterprises modernizing legacy authentication stacks What this is not: - A recommendation to use plain SHA-256 or unsalted hashing for passwords; the guide explains why that is insecure and shows safer alternatives Support and updates: - Includes versioned updates for 12 months and priority email support for setup, tuning, and migration questions Delivery: - Instant digital download (PDF guide, CLI tool, and example projects) Outcome: adopt a password hashing strategy that balances security, performance, and maintainability—validated by your own benchmarks.

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