Unscoped listing may expose unrelated meeting records
Source references: 3The first step supplies no conference ID, time range, or other filter; it lists recent conferences visible to the active Google Workspace identity. Those table results may enter the agent context or be shown to the operator even when the user intended to review only one meeting.
Records for meetings unrelated to the request may be disclosed unintentionally. Later queries also display participants and individual session details for the selected meeting. The actual exposure depends on the account permissions used by `gws`.
The stated purpose is to review attendance for a conference, but the first command lists recent conferences visible to the current Google Workspace identity without a conference ID, time range, or other filter. Its table output could expose records for unrelated meetings in the terminal or agent context. Only later steps narrow access to a specific CONFERENCE_ID. A user can ask the author to accept a meeting ID directly or require confirmation and a time/query constraint before listing.
1. List recent conferences: `gws meet conferenceRecords list --format table`2. List participants: `gws meet conferenceRecords participants list --params '{"parent": "conferenceRecords/CONFERENCE_ID"}' --format table`Show 2 other places
1. List recent conferences: `gws meet conferenceRecords list --format table`2. List participants: `gws meet conferenceRecords participants list --params '{"parent": "conferenceRecords/CONFERENCE_ID"}' --format table`3. Get session details: `gws meet conferenceRecords participants participantSessions list --params '{"parent": "conferenceRecords/CONFERENCE_ID/participants/PARTICIPANT_ID"}' --format table`Review who attended a Google Meet conference and for how long.