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Hello, general question about crypto, if I want to use a secure hash function like bcrypt but I want the output to not be linkable to the input salt. I.e. not to check that a password is correct but to generate a key that can be used for lookup. Do I just use bcrypt and cut off the part of the output value that is the salt (feels hacky), or do I use some other hash algorithm? I would like to not use the SHA family since they seem to be less secure than bcrypt and other “slower” algorithms.