Authorized Applications
Every time you approve a third-party application or CLI tool via OAuth, git.eu records it as an authorized application, with its scopes, when it was created, and when it was last used. Review and revoke access from the Authorized Applications section on Settings → Tokens.
Review Authorized Applications
The Authorized Applications list shows every application currently connected to your account: its name, the scopes it was granted (for example read or write repository access), and when it was last used.
Revoke Access
Find the application in the list and revoke it. Revoking immediately and permanently deletes the underlying access and refresh tokens - the application can no longer act on your behalf, and any client using it must complete the OAuth flow again to reconnect.
Revoke an application you no longer use or do not recognize. If you use the OAuth credential-helper method described in Git Access, revoking the authorized application also invalidates any cached git credentials issued through it.