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Blast radius in workload identity is determined by trust boundary placement, shared identity surfaces, and transitive permissions, not by intent statements.
Token design decisions define privilege portability and compromise window, making issuer, audience, scope, and lifetime architectural controls rather than implementation details.
Managed identity and federation reduce credential handling risk, but architecture still must constrain trust boundaries and transitive authorization consequence.
Workload identity compromise is usually a trust-path outcome created by over-broad scope and transitive access, not a failure to authenticate correctly.
Secret elimination is a credential hygiene milestone, but workload identity security is decided by trust edges, inherited scope, and transitive reachability under compromise.