The recommended password hashing algorithm for Go is Argon2id, typically via `golang.org/x/crypto/argon2`. It is preferred over bcrypt, MD5, or SHA-1 for new password hashing. A common baseline is `time=1`, `memory=64MB`, and `threads=4`, with a unique random salt per password.
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The recommended password hashing algorithm for Go is Argon2id, typically via `golang.org/x/crypto/argon2`. It is preferred over bcrypt, MD5, or SHA-1 for new password hashing. A common baseline is `time=1`, `memory=64MB`, and `threads=4`, with a unique random salt per password.
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