Webhook Payload Signature Validator

Webhook Payload Signature Validator MCP Connector for Claude

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Validate inbound webhook authenticity using HMAC signature verification and timestamp freshness checks.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

The Webhook Payload Signature Validator provides a secure way to verify the integrity and temporal validity of incoming webhooks. By utilizing tools like identify_signature_scheme, verify_hmac_standard, and verify_hmac_timestamped, you can protect your systems against tampering, replay attacks, and timing analysis. It supports common formats such as GitHub's static signatures and Stripe-style timestamped headers.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

verify_hmac_timestamped

" and "v1=...". This prevents replay attacks by checking the timestamp drift. Verify a webhook signature using the timestamped HMAC-SHA256 method

identify_signature_scheme

Useful before attempting verification. Identify the webhook signature verification strategy

verify_hmac_standard

Requires the raw payload and the shared secret. Verify a webhook signature using the standard HMAC-SHA256 method

See how to talk to your AI agent using Webhook Payload Signature Validator.

Identify the scheme for this header: 't=1625097600,v1=abc'

The detected scheme is TIMESTAMPED.

Verify this GitHub webhook payload with secret 'my_secret' and signature '5d41402abc4b2a76b9719d911017c592'.

The signature is valid.

Is this Stripe-style header from 10 minutes ago still valid if my max drift is 5 minutes?

No, the timestamp has expired.

By using `verify_hmac_timestamped`, the system checks if the timestamp in the header is within the allowed drift window.

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