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-### GETTING STARTED
+# PHP Password Hashing
+As a PHP developer, you must know how to store passwords securely. We will see how to use password hashing in PHP.
+
+## Table of contents:
+- [PHP Password Encryption](#php-password-encryption)
+- [Use of password_hash()](#use-of-password_hash)
+- [Use of password_verify()](#use-of-password_verify)
+
+## PHP password encryption
+- Many web attacks aim at stealing your user's passwords. If passwords are stolen, you must make sure the attacker cannot decrypt them.
+- Today’s strict privacy regulations require sensitive data, like passwords, to be protected. Failing to comply can result in fines.
+
+## Use of password_hash()
+The password_hash() function creates a secure hash of your password. Lets see how you can use it:
+```
+// User's password.
+$password = 'admin@21';
+
+// Secure password hash.
+$hash = password_hash($password, PASSWORD_DEFAULT);
+```
+
+## Use of password_verify()
+To verify the password provided by a remote user, you need to use the password_verify() function.
+
+### password_verify() method takes two arguments:
+- The password you need to verify as first argument.
+- The hash from password_hash() of the original password as second argument.
+
+Lets see how you can use it:
+```
+// Password from the login form.
+$password = $_POST['password'];
+
+// Query the database and pull out the hashed password.
+// Pass the user entered password and the retrieved/stored hash into the password_verify method. 
+// If it is a match, it will return true.
+
+if (password_verify($password, $hashedPassword)) {
+   // correct password
+}
+```
+
+## References
+[Alex Web Develop](https://alexwebdevelop.com/php-password-hashing/)