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Why your webhook signature check fails (and the bugs that pass it)

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In July I wrote about why I built verihook: every provider signs webhooks differently, and I was tired of maintaining five slightly different HMAC functions. Since then verihook has grown to 40+ providers, adapters for ten frameworks, testing helpers and a docs site. Supporting that many providers taught me where webhook verification actually goes wrong. It's rarely the HMAC. It's everything around it: the body, the secret, the URL, retries and tests.

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