Just a question since I already implemented some password hashing logics, how does bcrypt check the password and the hashed value ? A good practice (and also working one) is to have one unique salt per password, and also store that salt somewhere so you know how to check the password and the hashed value per user. So, how does bcrypt know which salt to use, or how does it check that password==hashed value ?
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Just a question since I already implemented some password hashing logics, how does bcrypt check the password and the hashed value ? A good practice (and also working one) is to have one unique salt per password, and also store that salt somewhere so you know how to check the password and the hashed value per user.
So, how does bcrypt know which salt to use, or how does it check that password==hashed value ?
It's a good approach, it will make it less complex. Great.
Love the frame layout for this video. What tool did you use to make it?
Nothing it's pure graphics
@@2MinutesPy Make a 2min video on how you make a good 2min video
Gimme the code man, I'm too lazy to type such a long program
Of course I will add a link to the source code