4 ms·
Depends. Assuming you're only hashing the password once per session, I doubt bcrypt would make a huge dent in your overall CPU time. With a work factor of 7, h
by elektronaut 15y ago
Depends. Assuming you're only hashing the password once per session, I doubt bcrypt would make a huge dent in your overall CPU time.
With a work factor of 7, hashing might take around 10ms. Which is not a whole lot, but much, much more secure than MD5 and SHA1.