The maximum length (in bytes) of data that will be used by the hashing algorithm. For example, most
implementations of bcrypt have a max input length of 72 bytes meaning that passwords are only unique up to the
first 72 bytes. Setting a maxHashInputLength causes the strength estimate of the password to ignore everything
after the first maxHashInputLength bytes of the string.
The maximum length (in bytes) of data that will be used by the hashing algorithm. For example, most implementations of bcrypt have a max input length of 72 bytes meaning that passwords are only unique up to the first 72 bytes. Setting a
maxHashInputLengthcauses the strength estimate of the password to ignore everything after the firstmaxHashInputLengthbytes of the string.