Scope
A mechanism in OAuth 2.0 that limits the access range of credentials, used to control which APIs or read/write permissions a token can access.
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The Scope layer restricts the tools, data sources, and external services an agent can call before LLM inference, effectively defending against prompt injection attacks.
Scope and Bound are hard gates, Know and Observe are soft controls, and Prove sits between the two.
The Trust in Depth framework contains five progressive layers: Scope, Know, Bound, Observe, and Prove.
Scope is a concept in the OAuth 2.0 system used to define which APIs or read/write ranges a credential can access; if the scope is not configured or is configured incorrectly, even if the service account has IAM permissions, the request will be rejected due to insufficient token permissions, because authentication is a dual check of IAM permissions and OAuth scope.
Effect's Scope mechanism binds resource lifecycles to Fiber lifecycles, ensuring that acquired resources are released in reverse order when a Fiber completes, errors, or is interrupted.
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The Scope layer restricts the tools, data sources, and external services an agent can call before LLM inference, effectively defending against prompt injection attacks.
50%UnverifiedScope and Bound are hard gates, Know and Observe are soft controls, and Prove sits between the two.
50%UnverifiedThe Trust in Depth framework contains five progressive layers: Scope, Know, Bound, Observe, and Prove.
50%UnverifiedScope is a concept in the OAuth 2.0 system used to define which APIs or read/write ranges a credential can access; if the scope is not configured or is configured incorrectly, even if the service account has IAM permissions, the request will be rejected due to insufficient token permissions, because authentication is a dual check of IAM permissions and OAuth scope.
50%UnverifiedEffect's Scope mechanism binds resource lifecycles to Fiber lifecycles, ensuring that acquired resources are released in reverse order when a Fiber completes, errors, or is interrupted.
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