Feedspace signs every webhook payload with a secret key so your server can verify the request is genuine. By checking the signature before processing the payload, you can confirm the request came from Feedspace and reject any spoofed or tampered requests.
Store this secret as an environment variable on your server. Never hard-code it in your source code or commit it to version control.
For the exact header name, signing algorithm, and code examples, refer to the official Feedspace webhook reference documentation. The documentation covers the full verification flow for all supported languages.
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