Flask - Security Best PracticesWhich hashing algorithm is recommended for password storage in Flask applications?AbcryptBMD5CSHA-256DBase64 encodingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify secure password hashing algorithmsMD5 and SHA-256 are fast and not designed for passwords; Base64 is encoding, not hashing.Step 2: Recognize bcrypt as a slow, adaptive hashing algorithm designed for passwordsIt includes salting and is resistant to brute-force attacks.Final Answer:bcrypt -> Option AQuick Check:Recommended hashing = bcrypt [OK]Quick Trick: Use bcrypt for secure, slow password hashing [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing MD5 or SHA-256 directly for passwordsConfusing encoding with hashingIgnoring the need for slow hashing
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