Identity and Access Management (IAM) is the foundation of security in every cloud platform. Misconfigurations or over-privileged identities are among the most common causes of
In AWS, small configuration oversights can lead to big security gaps. This lab demonstrates how attackers can leverage a seemingly harmless setup to access sensitive
Cloud computing provides many advantages but also introduces security risks, such as service abuse and IAM policy misconfigurations. Specifically, the ability to attach user policies
This post explores a specific issue in AWS IAM—policy versioning. If not configured properly, it can be exploited by rolling back the default policy to
While cloud providers are responsible for securing the cloud infrastructure, customers are accountable for securing everything they deploy in the cloud, including proper configurations. In
As more and more organizations are relying on cloud services, it becomes critical to understand the complexity of the cloud environments and misconfigurations that can
This guide will walk you through setting up a web server with a simulated SSRF vulnerability and a Kali Linux instance on Amazon Web Services