Add agentic stale OAuth scope authorization drift risk to API3 and API5 - #146
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Thank you for reviewing. Happy to adjust language or placement to align with project conventions if needed. |
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Tagging this as pending community feedback, tied to the discussion on #145. This introduces a new "Agentic System Risk" content pattern, which needs broader input before merging — keeping this open as a candidate for the next version rather than closing it. |
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This PR addresses the gap where stale or over-privileged OAuth scopes in agentic systems can bypass function-level authorization.
It adds guidance to:
This introduces a new architectural risk pattern involving autonomous agents retaining stale scopes across task boundaries.