Credential Broker
A security architecture component that acts as a trusted intermediary holding long-term keys. Agents do not directly touch the original credentials and can only obtain short-term tokens re-issued by the broker on a per-task basis. All issuance operations are recorded in audit logs.
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Credential management can be implemented through short-term credentials (such as dynamic issuance via STS), a Credential Broker holding long-term keys, and network-layer outbound policies, with the core logic being to move credentials out of the Agent process.
As a trusted intermediary, the Credential Broker holds long-term keys, and Agents can only obtain short-term tokens exchanged by the broker, with all exchange activities recorded in audit logs.
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Credential management can be implemented through short-term credentials (such as dynamic issuance via STS), a Credential Broker holding long-term keys, and network-layer outbound policies, with the core logic being to move credentials out of the Agent process.
50%UnverifiedAs a trusted intermediary, the Credential Broker holds long-term keys, and Agents can only obtain short-term tokens exchanged by the broker, with all exchange activities recorded in audit logs.
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