Hashing Passwords

This skill acts as a zero-tolerance security framework for managing sensitive user data and authentication workflows. It ensures developers implement modern cryptographic standards by mandating the use of bcrypt or argon2 for password hashing while strictly forbidding insecure practices like plaintext storage, weak hashing algorithms, or Base64 encoding. By providing clear implementation patterns for OAuth and environment-based secret management, it helps prevent severe security failures and ensures that third-party credentials are never directly handled by the application.

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