Password Hashing Competition
{'<entity_0>': 'Password Hashing Competition', '<entity_1>': '2015', '<entity_2>': 'competition', '<entity_3>': 'Argon2', '<entity_4>': '2013'}
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The <entity_0> was an open <entity_2> announced in <entity_4> to select one or more password hash functions that can be recognized as a recommended standard. On <entity_1>, <entity_3> was selected as the final PHC winner, with special recognition given to four other password hashing schemes: Catena, Lyra2, yescrypt and Makwa. One goal of the <entity_0> was to raise awareness of the need for strong password hash algorithms, hopefully avoiding a repeat of previous password breaches involving weak or no hashing, such as the ones involving RockYou (2009), JIRA, Gawker (2010), PlayStation Network outage, Battlefield Heroes (2011), eHarmony, LinkedIn, Adobe, ASUS, South Carolina Department of Revenue (2012), Evernote, Ubuntu Forums (<entity_4>), etc.
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