A Stolen Agent Token Is Useless Here: Inside Google Cloud Agent Identity, Bound Tokens, and the Redeploy Trap
The old problem: agents running as service accounts For most of the last two years, the standard way to give an AI agent access to Google Cloud looked like this: Create a service account. Grant it a pile of roles so the agent "just works." Attach it to the runtime. Sometimes, sadly, download a JSON…
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- 2026-11-01 19:33 · DEV Community — AI
A Stolen Agent Token Is Useless Here: Inside Google Cloud Agent Identity, Bound Tokens, and the Redeploy Trap
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