For joining materials that will have high moisture exposure, some suitable types of collated framing nails would include:

Hot-dipped galvanized nails

With a zinc coating, these provide good corrosion resistance against moisture. Good for exterior wood projects.

Stainless steel nails

The highest level of corrosion resistance. Best option for constant moisture exposure like boat building or exterior decks/docks.

Aluminum nails

Also highly resistant to corrosion from moisture, though not quite as much as stainless. A lighter alternative.

ACQ-treated nails

Treated with alkaline copper quaternary preservative for joining pressure-treated lumber. Resists rot.

Oxidized silicon bronze nails

An alloy offering good strength and long-term resistance to moisture, chemicals and corrosion.

Ceramic-coated nails

Have inorganic film that protects against rusting even in wet conditions, hot tubs, etc.

Roofing nails

Developed for moisture exposure on roofing materials. Often galvanized or polymer-coated.

For high moisture applications, always opt for coated/treated nail types rated specifically for exterior/marine use to prevent premature rusting or degradation of the joint over time.