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The typical way to store a password securely is typically not to store it at all. I know this sounds backwards, but what normally happens is that you hash the password beforehand and you save that hashed version to the database, along with the salt that you used to create the hash. Then, when you want to compare, you retrieve the row and perform the same hash using the salt that you saved to the database.

Now, before you ask, I've given you every keyword in there that you need to do this.
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