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I wonder why does not Amazon be responsible and lock these accounts clearly attempting abuse? Logically either they are compromised or malicious. At least after
by Ekaros 3y ago
I wonder why does not Amazon be responsible and lock these accounts clearly attempting abuse? Logically either they are compromised or malicious. At least after certain number of failed request. And thus should be treated as such.
- belter 3y agoAnybody can do this.
- threatofrain 3y agoThis case is especially problematic because this person was being hit from many distinct and legitimate accountants.
- macok 3y agoOne problem here is that you can execute these unauthorized S3 requests without having an AWS account at all.