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Kosai106
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| @@ -153,6 +155,8 @@ This is used when a user sets a new password. | |||
| It takes a password string and returns a secure hash for storing in your | |||
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| SecurePassword.hash will return a different hash when given the same string, hence the necessity of SecurePassword.verify to compare hashs. | |||
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| SecurePassword.hash will return a different hash when given the same string, hence the necessity of SecurePassword.verify to compare hashs. | |
| `SecurePassword.hash` will return a different hash when given the same string, hence the necessity of `SecurePassword.verify` to compare hashes. |
| @@ -125,6 +125,8 @@ This is a convenience wrapper that uses the node | |||
| the `sha256` algorithm. It is used for things like hashing password reset | |||
| tokens before saving them in the database. | |||
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| Hash256 is also useful for storing strings like API keys in the database because the returned hash will always be the same for a given string. Therefore, you can still verify that an API key exists in the database when the only value you have to reference is the hashed key. | |||
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| Hash256 is also useful for storing strings like API keys in the database because the returned hash will always be the same for a given string. Therefore, you can still verify that an API key exists in the database when the only value you have to reference is the hashed key. | |
| `sha256` is also useful for storing strings like API keys in the database because the returned hash will always be the same for a given string. Therefore, you can still verify that an API key exists in the database when the only value you have to reference is the hashed key. |
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Noticed this situation when creating an API key