Chef's built-in authentication system realizes out-of-the-box security through three technological breakthroughs: first, it adopts JWT and OAuth2.0 dual-protocol hybrid authentication, which supports traditional mailbox password logins as well as third-party logins, such as Google/GitHub; second, it automatically generates a compliant password hash and salt storage, which is able to withstand 1,000 crash attacks/second in stress tests; third, it provides fine-grained access control, allowing developers to define rules such as "only administrators can delete posts" through a simple declarative syntax. Third, it provides fine-grained access control so that developers can define rules such as "only administrators can delete posts" with simple declarative syntax. Typical application scenarios show that when building an e-commerce system, traditional authentication solutions require 300+ lines of code, while Chef can generate a system with the same security level with 3 lines of prompts.
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