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dboreham
8y ago
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Perhaps because it was originally designed for use without TLS? Request signing was pretty much ubiquitous 10 years ago.
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Promarged
8y ago
I'm not from Amazon but I'd guess they want to protect the request from being replayed inside their own systems.
sloxy
8y ago
more likely it's so they don't have to have a more convoluted process where they call out to requesting service to verify RQ & all which that entails (on both sides).
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