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Subject: GET /scan/{id} returning 403 Forbidden - Authentication format question
Hi Captis Support,
We're experiencing 403 Forbidden errors when calling the GET /scan/{id} endpoint to retrieve scan results. The POST /resolve endpoint works correctly with our access key, but GET requests are being rejected.
**Current Request:**
```
GET https://asi-api.solveacrime.com/pub/asi/v4/scan/{scanId}
Headers:
X-API-Key: 485989b1-7960-4932-bb91-cd15d406df33
Content-Type: application/json
```
**Response:** 403 Forbidden (no JSON payload returned)
**What we've tried:**
1. X-API-Key header (as shown above) → 403
2. accessKey as query parameter: `?accessKey={key}` → 403
**Questions:**
- What is the correct authentication format for GET /scan/{id}?
- Does it differ from POST /resolve (which works with X-API-Key header)?
- Are there additional required headers or parameters?
**Example curl command:**
```bash
curl -H "X-API-Key: 485989b1-7960-4932-bb91-cd15d406df33" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
"https://asi-api.solveacrime.com/pub/asi/v4/scan/{scanId}"
```
Could you please confirm the correct authentication method for GET requests? Our POST requests work fine, so we believe the access key is valid.
Thanks,
[Your Name]