Which is a modern, memory hard password hashing function that is recommended for new systems?

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Argon two i d is designed to be slow and memory hard. That means attacks on GPUs and ASICs are more expensive. Bcrypt and scrypt are also strong. MD five, SHA one, and NT L M are fast and weak for password storage.

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Argon2id params: memory=64–256 MB; iterations=2–4; parallelism>=1

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