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If you are using the AWS console, S3 actually asks you if you want the bucket to be public and gives you an option to create non public buckets.
by csunbird 7y ago
If you are using the AWS console, S3 actually asks you if you want the bucket to be public and gives you an option to create non public buckets.
- d33 7y agoThing is, S3 ACL is pretty ugly. UX is unpleasant and testing is terrible. It could be some accidental catch-all rule letting everyone in. I guess that the only lesson here is to set up an automated test that verifies whether the resource you wanted to block is actually blocked.