9. Context Leakage via Shared Caching Layers
9. Context Leakage via Shared Caching Layers
Redis or in-memory caches store intermediate steps across users, sessions, or tenants without isolation. Tech Detail:- Keys not namespaced by user/session
- No expiry or clearance logic
- Tenant A accesses Tenant B’s threat report context via cache key guessing
- High-risk in MSSP or multi-customer environments
- Use userID:taskID prefixes for cache keys
- Encrypt cached context blobs
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