Incoming Webhook security
So far, I've not found any information on the topic of incoming webhook and actionable messages security, specifically - I'd love to be able to have any authorization required to post to the incoming webhook or limit the possible Actionable Message url target to just my company domain. Right now, I am afraid that if the incoming webhook address leaks outside the company, someone will be able to send Actionable Message form, which will send sensitive info outside of my company.
Jacek
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Anonymous
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+1
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Rami
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Do we know how to secure incoming webhooks on MS Teams yet? This really makes the webhook unusable if it not secure.
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Bradley Stein
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We also cannot find if there is ANY way to secure an incoming web-hook.
In theory, this means that the security hole here is somewhere between a nuclear bomb and a universe destroying black hole.
Can someone from MS chime in as to whether it is even possible to secure an incoming web-hook so that you can control who is allowed to call it.
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Anonymous
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When it will be addressed?