Permission Mediator
A security architecture pattern in which resources are not exposed directly to the caller; instead, an intermediary layer verifies identity, checks authorization policies and then performs operations on the caller's behalf.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Password managers are shifting from the static storage role of "remembering passwords for you" to the dynamic permission intermediary role of "authorizing agents on your behalf."
The permission intermediary model does not expose resources directly to the caller; instead, the intermediary layer verifies the caller's identity, checks authorization policies, and then performs the operation on its behalf.
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Password managers are shifting from the static storage role of "remembering passwords for you" to the dynamic permission intermediary role of "authorizing agents on your behalf."
50%UnverifiedThe permission intermediary model does not expose resources directly to the caller; instead, the intermediary layer verifies the caller's identity, checks authorization policies, and then performs the operation on its behalf.
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