This post discusses securing non-human identities like AI agents and scripts through automated token revocation, OAuth management, and resource-scoped permissions.
- •The security foundation comprises three pillars: Principal (identity), Credential (API token proof), and Policy (permissions)
- •New scannable token formats with 'cf' prefix and checksums enable credential scanners to detect leaked tokens through GitHub Secret Scanning partnership with automatic revocation
- •OAuth consent interface improvements and Connected Applications dashboard provide centralized visibility and management of third-party application access and assigned scopes
- •Resource-scoped RBAC enables granular permission assignment, restricting identity access to specific resources like Load Balancer pools and Gateway policies
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