Art. 81(5)

Credentialed evasion (primary: Art. 81(1) + Art. 81(4)) cascades to 81(5) — auto-revocation discipline ensures stale credentials cannot continue providing evasion cover.

Malicious commanding via valid GS (primary: Art. 81(1) + Art. 81(4)) is mitigated by 81(5)'s auto-revocation — limiting how long compromised operator credentials retain access.

Vendor-trust persistent routes (primary: Art. 81(1) + Art. 81(4)) cascade to 81(5) — vendor authorizations should be auto-revoked when engagements end.

Credentialed traversal (primary: Art. 81(1) + Art. 81(4)) cascades to 81(5) — auto-revocation on no-longer-needed authorizations limits cross-domain reuse.

Long-lived ground-system presence (primary: Art. 81(1) IAM + Art. 81(4) lifecycle) is directly defeated by 81(5)'s automatic-revocation-when-no-longer-needed clause — orphaned/unused credentials self-expire.

Credentialed persistence (primary: Art. 81(1) + Art. 81(4)) cascades to 81(5) — automatic revocation of expired authorizations limits how long persistent credentials retain access.