Stop logging Cohesity ARM access tokens - #14898
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Removes plaintext bearer-token logging from the Cohesity incident consumer to prevent ARM access token exposure in application logs.
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- Removed the log statement that printed the ARM bearer access token in plaintext.
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Summary
Removes plaintext bearer-token logging from the Cohesity incident consumer.
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The source change is isolated; the existing project restore is blocked by a pre-existing Microsoft.Identity.Client package downgrade.