On the gains and losses of an additional client side stretching of the user password

Picture a state of the art implementation of a website registration and login system.
I’m interested in analyzing what a defender gains and loses by feeding the user password to a key-stretching KDF function (e.g. argon2).
Let’s start from… Continue reading On the gains and losses of an additional client side stretching of the user password

On the gains and losses of an additional client side stretching of the user password

Picture a state of the art implementation of a website registration and login system.
I’m interested in analyzing what a defender gains and loses by feeding the user password to a key-stretching KDF function (e.g. argon2).
Let’s start from… Continue reading On the gains and losses of an additional client side stretching of the user password

Does having the hash make it easier to crack the password than not having the hash? [duplicate]

For example, a password hash is: edgjcgo4866864rfhobd38790g764hkp
Does having the hash of the password make it easier for the attacker to crack the password than not having the hash?
If yes, why does having the hash make it easier to crack… Continue reading Does having the hash make it easier to crack the password than not having the hash? [duplicate]