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It's a spectrum right? Having a signed S3 request is slightly better than having a public link.
by rtpg 9y ago
It's a spectrum right? Having a signed S3 request is slightly better than having a public link.
- JimDabell 9y agoFor all intents and purposes, a signed, non-expiring S3 request is a public link, isn't it? Anybody can access it in perpetuity just by following the link. The only difference is that the signed request is unpredictable and public links are probably predictable by default. So just include a UUID in your key and you are set.
- azinman2 9y agoThe public link can be just as unpredictable.