Testing sender-constrained tokens in an agent connector
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A resource server that validates an access token has not necessarily established that the presenter is the workload that received it. Sender constraints address that gap. They do not turn a valid request into a permitted business action. This walkthrough designs acceptance tests for a fictional sup…
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Testing sender-constrained tokens in an agent connector
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