email-and-password-best-practices

Configure Better Auth email verification and password reset flows by defining the respective functions in your authentication initialization file. This setup enforces strict email verification requirements and secure password management policies for user sign-up.

Yes, you can use custom hashing algorithms like Argon2id for password hashing with Better Auth. This allows you to define customizable security policies including password length constraints and specific hashing algorithms for credential storage.

Enforce strict password length constraints and session revocation logic by applying customizable security policies within your Better Auth configuration. This ensures robust authentication security and proper session invalidation across your web application.

Secure token handling for email and password authentication requires integration with email providers and server-side environment configuration. This ensures secure token delivery and verification for password resets and email confirmations.

Yes, Better Auth provides built-in timing attack protections for credential authentication. These protections are applied automatically when you configure the email and password authentication workflows, securing the login and verification processes.