Resources Categorized: Model Context Protocol (MCP)

There are a total of (34) items.
Authorization Drift
The gradual expansion of effective permissions when session-level authorization decisions are not re-evaluated per request in dynamic systems.
Delegation
The transfer of execution authority from a user to an agent, enabling the agent to act on the user’s behalf.
Explicit Delegation
A delegation model where identity relationships are cryptographically bound and policy-enforced at each invocation boundary.
Hidden Trust Boundary
A logical transition in an MCP system where authority flows between components but is not explicitly enforced or documented.
Identity Collapse
A condition where the originating user identity is not preserved across delegation, causing downstream services to evaluate policy against a generic agent or service identity.
Identity Propagation
The cryptographically verifiable transmission of originating user identity across agent and tool boundaries for accurate policy enforcement.
Layer-7 Enforcement
Authorization enforcement occurring at the application layer, where HTTP methods, parameters, and semantic context are visible.
MCP Security
The discipline of securing MCP systems by governing delegated authority, identity propagation, and per-request authorization enforcement.
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) A protocol enabling agents to discover and invoke tools dynamically to perform actions beyond model reasoning.
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