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Will different Cryptographic Hashes (of same type) &nbsp;return different values? I need to run a JavaScript version of a SHA-256 hash against some data client side. We will also have a rest api service running that needs to duplicate and produce the same hashes. I've read where certain version of a SHA-256 hash return different values based on who developed it and the platform. So how do we get around this? Also any recommendations for a specific version of SHA-256? The files will be small, 200-400 bytes each.<br />
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Will different Cryptographic Hashes (of same type)  return different values? I need to run a JavaScript version of a SHA-256 hash against some data client side. We will also have a rest api service running that needs to duplicate and produce the same hashes. I've read where certain version of a SHA-256 hash return different values based on who developed it and the platform. So how do we get around this? Also any recommendations for a specific version of SHA-256? The files will be small, 200-400 bytes each.

Thanks!

Consistency Between Different Cryptographic Hashes (SHA-256)  Client-side and Server-side?

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