pub enum HashStrength {
    Basic,
    Extra,
    Secret,
    Extreme,
}
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The HashStrength type specifies how strong of a password hash is requested. Despite the term ‘Basic’, it provides the recommended 1 second processing time on a 4th-generation Intel i5 and an acceptable processing time on computers with less or more processor power. The other levels increase the memory cost, increasing processing time without undue strain on weaker hardware.

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Basic

Extra

Secret

Extreme

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