Is there any reason not to salt and hash before using bcrypt

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I’ve seen some recommendations suggesting that you shouldn’t manually salt and hash a password before passing it into bcrypt, but I’m not sure why.

  • Would manually salting interfere with bcrypt’s built-in salting mechanism?
  • Could double hashing weaken security instead of strengthening it?
  • Is there any scenario where adding an extra layer of hashing before bcrypt is beneficial?

I want to ensure I’m implementing bcrypt correctly without introducing unnecessary complexity or vulnerabilities.

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