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Yeah, what's the point of this article? Public buckets are public, who would guess?!
by roberto 14y ago
Yeah, what's the point of this article? Public buckets are public, who would guess?!
- techinsidr 14y agoSeems to be really about misconfiguration and serving as a reminder for developers to check permissions on AWS buckets. While some data is obviously stored in public bucks for a reason, it's clear that much of the data Rapid7 was able to find in the "open" buckets was not intended to be made available to the public. It's not a security flaw with AWS, but an administrative oversight really, but at least a good reminder for everyone to go check their buckets :)
- mikeash 14y agoThe point seems to be that this is a really common misconfiguration and you should probably double-check to make sure you did yours right.