@IamAroke in parallel because each one needs almost no memory.
Argon2 is slow and memory-hungry. If you set it to 64MB per hash, an attacker running 10,000 guesses in parallel needs about 640GB of fast memory. That makes attacking at scale far more expensive.
@IamAroke Bcrypt already fixes the SHA-256 problem. It's slow on purpose too, so it's far safer than SHA-256. The difference is what it makes expensive.
Bcrypt is slow, but light on memory. It uses little RAM per hash. A GPU or custom chip can still run thousands of bcrypt guesses
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