Which is a better encryption algorithm for user passwords? SHA1, SHA2, MD5, BCrypt, or something else? Typical web application.
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If you don't want to do that, use MD5 that is secure and simple.
But if you want to decrypt the passwords, use a two-way encryption. In this case, I prefer the Rijndael algorithm.
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M$If this method is good for your pourpose I would suggest SHA2.
BCrypt is more a suite of encryption algorithms. And works quite well in many fields.
Talking about true encriyption , most famous ones are RSA , AES , DES and TWOFISH.
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