An implementation of RFC 9421, HTTP Message Signatures
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An implementation of RFC 9421, HTTP Message Signatures
Rust implementation of IETF RFC 9421, http message signatures
NSign (/ˈensaɪn/) is a set of .Net libraries for HTTP Message Signatures (RFC 9421).
auth for agents–from the creator of `dotenv` and `dotenvx`
A node package for signing and verifying HTTP messages as per RFC 9421 - HTTP Message Signatures specification
Relay and target for Oblivious DoH (ODoH) and ODoH-based Mutualized Oblivious DNS (ODoH-based μODNS; μODoH) supporting (anonymous) authenticated connection, written in Rust.
An implementation of HTTP Messages Signatures (RFC9421)
Authenticate to ICP canisters over HTTP (Proof of Concept)
Example of a A-CUBE webhook server written in Typescript
💡Fork adding support for more signature algorithms.
🔐 Rust bridge: Visa TAP + Anthropic MCP → AI agents with secure payment auth. RFC 9421 signatures, Ed25519 crypto, JWE encryption. Production-ready, 100% TAP compliant.
RFC9421 HTTP Message Signatures implement for Rust
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