- Introduces Enhanced Security Controls for third‑party applications, now generally available.
- Adds strict security mode, mandatory PKCE, explicit API authorization, default permissions, open‑redirect protection, and a curated allowlist to reduce attack surface.
- Existing third‑party apps keep working; a 6‑month migration window and guide are provided for adoption.
Enhanced Security Controls for Third-Party Applications is now Generally Available
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