Why OAuth is not enough for AI agent trust
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The problem with OAuth for AI agents OAuth was designed for humans delegating access to apps. AI agents flip this: machines delegating to machines, at speed, without human review. 1. No proof of possession OAuth tokens can be stolen and replayed. UTA's POP stage requires challenge-response. 2. No r…
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Why OAuth is not enough for AI agent trust
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