
PagerDuty’s Security Training for Engineers
Coding Blocks
The Solution Is Key Stretching
Hashing is fast, but computers are getting faster and faster every day. A hacker can do one brute force attempt per second on a hundred thousand hashes. Key stretching slows down the process of hashing something repetatively. So instead of doing a single hash of a password plus our salt and pepper, you might do a hundred thousand iterations of hashing it.
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