AWS IAM: common vulnerabilities and fixes
Rhino Security Labs catalogs 21+ IAM privilege-escalation paths to full admin — most start with one over-scoped policy nobody remembers writing.
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Rhino Security Labs catalogs 21+ IAM privilege-escalation paths to full admin — most start with one over-scoped policy nobody remembers writing.
Azure Resource Manager templates don't enforce TLS 1.2 or block public blob access by default — here's how to catch it before terraform apply's Azure cousin ever runs.
Trivy replaced tfsec in 2023 and Checkov ships thousands of policies — here's how to wire open-source Terraform scanners into CI/CD before terraform apply runs.
AWS CloudTrail's default event history holds only 90 days. A centralized, hash-validated org trail is what actually survives an incident or an audit.
A misconfigured WAF and an over-permissioned IAM role exposed 106 million records in 2019 — here's the checklist that prevents a repeat during your AWS migration.
A @secure() Bicep parameter still leaks in plaintext the moment it's written to an output — a well-documented gap most teams discover only after a deployment history review.
IBM's 2024 breach data puts the average breach lifecycle at 258 days — most cloud security dashboards can't even tell you your own exposure window.
Rhino Security Labs cataloged 21 distinct AWS IAM privilege-escalation methods in 2018 — most still work today, and most are invisible to a manifest scan.
Three misconfigurations — public S3 buckets, over-permissioned IAM roles, and 0.0.0.0/0 security groups — keep causing breaches. Here's the CLI to find and fix each one.
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