OAuth for MCP Servers: Authentication and Authorization Explained
A technical guide to implementing OAuth for remote Model Context Protocol servers without token passthrough, weak scopes, or confused deputy flaws.
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What Is an AIBOM? AI Bill of Materials Explained
A practical explanation of AI bills of materials, including models, datasets, prompts, agents, software dependencies, provenance, and risk uses.
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A technical guide to software bills of materials, including minimum fields, generation methods, formats, vulnerability uses, VEX, and quality checks.
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