In Go, hashing is categorized into two main types: non-cryptographic hashes like FNV for speed, and cryptographic hashes like SHA-256 for security.
Using non-cryptographic hashes, such as FNV, is ideal for scenarios where performance is prioritized and security is not a concern, like internal caching.
For secure applications, especially those that deal with sensitive information like passwords, cryptographic hashes like SHA-256 should always be employed to ensure data integrity.
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