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Service accounts are machine accounts for non-human identities, typically granted long-lived keys for service-to-service calls, and they are often over-privileged, difficult to rotate, and not bound to a specific person; once obtained by an Agent, they become a ghost identity with no MFA, no behavioral baseline, and the ability to lurk long-term.
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