ljrk,
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High @sc00bz and @epixoip, I recently came across your recommendations not to (blindly) use #Argon2 as a #PHF (but it's a good #KDF) due to this requiring runtimes that make it (usually) inapplicable for password hashing. Or, phrased differently, would require lowering security parameters in order to stay performant, that the security of the hashing would be compromised.

The #Bcrypt article on Wikipedia put forth a similar claim but without any citations and phrased a bit misleading (IMO). I've adjusted the article and added two citations. If you have time, I'd be glad if you could give some feedback on this, as there are only few citable sources on this and I'm by far no expert on the matter:

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bcrypt&diff=prev&oldid=1157855165

Thank you!

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