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Stephan
@stephancill
i have a server that receives webhooks from telegram - i want to forward these requests to a 3rd party app in a way that they can independently verify the integrity of the data and respond to me with a message what's the best way of doing this with low latency?
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Stephan
@stephancill
cc @eulerlagrange.eth
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Stephan
@stephancill
saw a similar question on the tls notary discord asked a follow up related to telegram webhooks since they allow self-signed certificates 🤞
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eric siu 🐈
@randomishwalk
@pse + @chiali
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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
welcome to telegram world where json they send in the webhooks is unsigned and unencrypted telegrameans plain text
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gitaalekhyapaul.eth | .polygon
@gitaalekhyapaul
You can generate a key pair for each client 3rd party app and then use that to create a digest of the webhook data and send it to the 3rd party clients. Then the clients can verify the digital signature using the API key.
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Ben Adamsky 💭
@ba
@warpcastadmin.eth maybe in your realm?
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nx
@nxs
Web Sockets? Though the app should actively wait for these requests. I don’t think it’s possible if the app is not already opened.
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Hendrik
@heeckhau
@TLSNotary was made for this: the third party can run the verifier so they don’t need to trust you or anybody else. It does have a bandwidth and latency cost. If latency is more important than trustlessness, there might be other solutions (e.g., TLS-proxy) that add less latency.
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