HumanDevelopers
Diver
Internal and external developers including offshore contractors write, review, and merge code, with access to repositories, pipelines, secrets, and cloud environments, often more than the work requires. A sudden change in behavior, like mass cloning at 2 AM, can be the first sign of risk. If an account is compromised, everything it can reach becomes an attack path.
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Human identity: Kai Reefton
kai-deepdive
HumanExternal developer
- OverPrivilege Score
- 85
- Identity Status
- External
- Flagged As
- Overprivileged
- Last Event
- 2:14 AM · off-hours
- Policy Violations
- Suspicious Clone VolumeSuspicious Hour of ActivityActivity From Unusual Location
Non-HumanIdentities
School of Fish
Service accounts, tokens, bots, and applications keep the toolchain running, moving code from repository to pipeline to production around the clock. Many hold broad permissions and credentials that never rotate, long after the person who created them has moved on. If one is compromised, it works for the attacker just as tirelessly, and nobody notices.
Non-human identity: tide-runner
Non-humanService account
- OverPrivilege Score
- 78
- Tokens
- 47
- Flagged As
- Reactivated
- Last Event
- 4 min ago
- Policy Violations
- Activity After Long InactivitySuspicious Pipeline File ChangesRepository Made Public
AI CodingAgents
Octopus
AI coding agents are non-human identities with superhuman capabilities: they set goals, make judgment calls, and act across many projects at a speed no human can match. Some work with a developer approving each step, and some act on their own. They do not ask for access. They inherit it. And one that goes off course moves faster than anyone can react.
AI coding agent: kraken-07
AI agent11 repositories
- OverPrivilege Score
- 94
- Flagged As
- Unapproved
- Last Activity
- Live · 312 actions/hr
- Policy Violations
- PR Approved by AI AgentMerged Despite Failed ChecksActivity Spike on New Repos
The Toolchain
Coral
The toolchain is the reef every identity works on: repositories, pipelines, build systems, and artifact registries carry code from the first commit to production. Many are misconfigured, a protection turned off or an approval no longer required, and nothing in the code looks wrong. A compromised identity moves through that gap unchecked.
Toolchain: pearl-vault
ToolchainCode repository
- Status
- Active
- Flagged As
- Misconfigured
- Last Event
- Merge · 9 min ago
- Policy Violations
- MFA Not EnforcedUnprotected Default BranchForce Push Allowed
It starts with one compromised identity.
It spreads through everything that identity can reach.
This is what happens when risk reaches the surface.
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