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Consider the multiple S3 leaks that caused AWS to change their defaults to block public access and disable ACLs. You could say that since buckets were always de
by figassis 3y ago
Consider the multiple S3 leaks that caused AWS to change their defaults to block public access and disable ACLs. You could say that since buckets were always default private, any misconfiguration was simply user error and users complaining were doing so in bad faith. Or you could understand the implications and help your customers protect their data.