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Okta's Agent SSO release does not give a complete answer to how the assertion chain remains verifiable and non-bloating under multi-layer delegation chains (Agent A calls Agent B, which then calls Agent C).
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Medium-term (~90 days)
Relevance
10/20/2026
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Valid until: 1/18/2027
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UnverifiedOkta recently launched an Agent SSO feature to address federated authentication between agents across identity domains.69% similarUnverifiedScope mechanisms only answer "what an Agent can do" and cannot answer the questions of credential validity period and distinguishing a credential from an Agent replica.66% similarUnverifiedIn multi-agent systems, when Agent A calls Agent B, which then calls tool C, the trust assumptions in the intermediate links are often never examined, and each hop can become a channel for attackers to inject instructions.66% similarVerifiedEmbedded agents fundamentally rely on the host product's API completeness; if a feature has no corresponding callable interface, the agent cannot execute on behalf of the user.64% similarUnverifiedOkta's Agent SSO cross-domain scenario relies on federated trust relationships between identity providers, with the source domain issuing assertions for the agent and the target domain making authorization decisions based on them.63% similar
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