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A lot of text for your argument which is x isn't secure. Not very compelling.

Signed rest requests ensure that auth tokens can not be leaked as each request is individually signed by a private key.

Your extreme example btw is hyperbolic. Providing signing sample code to clients is pretty typical




I'm explaining where I'm coming from as a courtesy. I am also comfortable with the number and kind of HN readers who would simply take my argument as-stated without justification: "don't do signed URLs if you can get away with bearer tokens".




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