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You're thinking of non-cryptographic hashes. A cryptographic hash that could generate collisions in any practical situation would be considered broken. You'd ne
by nearbuy 9y ago
You're thinking of non-cryptographic hashes. A cryptographic hash that could generate collisions in any practical situation would be considered broken. You'd need more files than there are atoms in the galaxy to have even a 1 in a billion chance of collision with a secure 512 bit hash.