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If a hacker can access your AWS account? Does it matter -- what AWS limits were imposed? Those 'real' limits would have to be set by the card issuer. Not AWS.

by s_dev 5y ago

If a hacker can access your AWS account? Does it matter -- what AWS limits were imposed? Those 'real' limits would have to be set by the card issuer. Not AWS. Otherwise trivial for hacker to change the limits.

xdennis 5y ago
Amazon should notify you if the limit is changed. You should also be able to set non-editable limits. There's no way I, as a private individual, would spend 45000$ on AWS.
- s_dev 5y ago
  >Amazon should notify you if the limit is changed. Again if a hacker was to access your AWS account with root this feature would be disabled and you would not be notified. Someone accessing your AWS is fundamentally the problem.
- xeromal 5y ago
  lol @ non-editable limits
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bg24 5y ago
Card limits come much later. Usage comes first, then the bill (end of the month).