post__unregister
POST /unregister
Unregister Bridge Node
Remove a bridge node from the Flashback platform using cryptographic signature verification for authentication.
This endpoint allows bridge nodes to unregister themselves from the platform without requiring traditional authentication. It uses RSA signature verification to ensure the request comes from an authorized organization key.
Key Features:
Cryptographic signature verification using RSA keys
Removes node from the platform registry
Cleans up node-key associations
Minimal required fields for unregistration
Version information capture for compatibility monitoring
Authentication:
No traditional authentication required
Uses RSA signature verification for security
Signature must be generated using a valid organization private key
Timestamp validation prevents replay attacks
Validation:
IP address is required for node identification
Signature must be cryptographically valid
Timestamp must be recent to prevent replay attacks
Node must exist in the registry
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Body parameter
Parameters
body
body
object
true
Node unregistration data
» ip
body
string
true
Node IP address (used as unique identifier)
» timestamp
body
string
true
Request timestamp for signature verification
» signature
body
string
true
RSA signature of the request data
» id_org
body
string
false
Organization ID (optional)
Example responses
200 Response
400 Response
404 Response
Responses
Response Schema
Status Code 200
» success
boolean
false
none
Operation success status
» message
string
false
none
Success message
Status Code 400
» success
boolean
false
none
Operation success status
» message
string
false
none
Error message describing the validation issue
Status Code 404
» success
boolean
false
none
Operation success status
» message
string
false
none
Error message indicating node not found
Status Code 500
» success
boolean
false
none
Operation success status
» message
string
false
none
Error message describing the internal error
This operation does not require authentication as it uses cryptographic signature verification for security.
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