A provably fair draw anyone can verify
Commit to a server seed before the draw, publish it after, and let any user reproduce the result themselves. The scheme, and the mistake that makes it worthless.
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Commit to a server seed before the draw, publish it after, and let any user reproduce the result themselves. The scheme, and the mistake that makes it worthless.
HMAC-SHA256 of the raw body against the X-CC-Webhook-Signature header, and the event types that actually mean money arrived.
An API key on the way out, a signed and key-sorted JSON payload on the way back. The sorting requirement is the part that trips people.
The HMAC is over the raw POST body, not the parsed array. Rebuilding it from $_POST is why so many handlers reject every callback.
The countdown belongs to the client, so the client will lie. Bind the timing to a signed server token and check it when the claim arrives.
Crediting on the ad request pays anything that can run curl. A signed nonce plus a beacon that only fires in a visible browser closes it.