FirebaseAdmin.Auth.Hash.Scrypt

Represents theScrypt password hashing algorithm.

Summary

This is themodified Scrypt algorithm used by FirebaseAuth. SeeStandardScrypt for the standardScrypt algorithm. Can be used as an instance ofUserImportHash when importing users.

Constructors and Destructors
`Scrypt()` Initializes a new instance of theScrypt class.

Properties
`Key`	`byte[]` Gets or sets the signer key for the hashing algorithm.
`MaxRounds`	`override int` Gets the maximum number of rounds for aScrypt hash, which is 8.
`MemoryCost`	`int` Gets or sets the memory cost for the hashing algorithm.
`MinRounds`	`override int` Gets the minimum number of rounds for aScrypt hash, which is 0.
`SaltSeparator`	`byte[]` Gets or sets the salt separator for the hashing algorithm.

Protected functions
`GetHashConfiguration()`	`virtual override IReadOnlyDictionary< string, object >` Returns the options for the hashing algorithm.

byte[] Key

Gets or sets the signer key for the hashing algorithm.

override int MaxRounds

Gets the maximum number of rounds for aScrypt hash, which is 8.

int MemoryCost

Gets or sets the memory cost for the hashing algorithm.

override int MinRounds

Gets the minimum number of rounds for aScrypt hash, which is 0.

byte[] SaltSeparator

Gets or sets the salt separator for the hashing algorithm.

 Scrypt()

Initializes a new instance of theScrypt class.

Defines the name of the hash to be equal to SCRYPT.

virtual override IReadOnlyDictionary< string, object > GetHashConfiguration()

Returns the options for the hashing algorithm.

Details
Returns	Dictionary defining options such as signer key.

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Last updated 2022-03-24 UTC.