Hi, 👋
I saw that the Security tab in the Webhook options has HTTP Auth where we can enter a username and password.
In this case, this information is encoded in Base64. How will it protect my endpoint?
PS: I use other means to secure the endpoint these days.
Summary
The user is asking about how the Webhook Security works in Appwrite. They mention adding http basic-auth to an Express endpoint and how they currently protect their endpoint using JWT. They also ask about using Appwrite as a Webhook and inquire about the security applied to their endpoint. In response, someone clarifies that the HTTP username and password are encrypted and saved in the database, and the information is encoded in Base64. The user then mentions that they currently use other means to secure their endpoint. No solution or further discussion is provided in the thread.
Binyamin
Aug 2, 2023, 16:16
this information is encoded in Base64
What your mean by that?
Are you refereeing to the username and password your Appwrite will use to post the event to the given endpoint url?