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Is there protection against replay attacks for requests?
Is there protection against replay attacks for requests?
- Chris Michael
Owned by Chris Michael, created
28 Aug 2024
Date | Apr 30, 2024 |
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Response | Replay attack protection is ensured through the use of an idempotency key. Message security relies on the TPP's private keys and transport layer security. |
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