Salting a standard cryptographic hash (like SHA2) doesn't do anything meaningful to slow a brute force attack. This problem is the reason we have password KDFs like scrypt.
(I don't care about this Bear analytics thing at all, and just clicked the comment thread to see if it was the Bear I thought it was; I do care about people's misconceptions about hashing.)
(I don't care about this Bear analytics thing at all, and just clicked the comment thread to see if it was the Bear I thought it was; I do care about people's misconceptions about hashing.)