Is there a SHA that s guaranteed to produce a unique hash

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I’m trying to understand if there’s a SHA (Secure Hash Algorithm) variant that guarantees unique hashes for different data inputs. I know hash collisions are rare but possible in hashing algorithms, and I want to know which SHA variant might minimize this risk for unique identifiers.

Is there a recommended SHA variant, or should I consider alternatives if I need a guarantee against collisions?
6 days ago in Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking by Anupam
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