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Would be great if whatever receives the webhook could somehow verify that the request is indeed coming from the bot.
An asymmetric keypair would be useful to only need a single private key in the bot itself to sign data with, while being able to give out the public key to anyone. With a symmetric key, one needs to be careful each webhook has its own key which needs to be kept securely.
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Would be great if whatever receives the webhook could somehow verify that the request is indeed coming from the bot.
An asymmetric keypair would be useful to only need a single private key in the bot itself to sign data with, while being able to give out the public key to anyone. With a symmetric key, one needs to be careful each webhook has its own key which needs to be kept securely.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: