How does Spring Security handle password encoding by default?

  • Spring Security does not handle password encoding by default.
  • It uses BCrypt password encoding by default.
  • It uses MD5 password encoding by default.
  • It uses plain text storage for passwords by default.
By default, Spring Security handles password encoding using BCrypt. BCrypt is a secure and commonly used password hashing algorithm that helps protect user passwords. Spring Security's default behavior is to use BCrypt encoding to securely store and verify passwords, enhancing the security of user authentication. The other options are not the default mechanisms used by Spring Security for password encoding.
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