Introduction In a usual DevOps pipeline process, the idea of security comes quite late in the process, right before the deployment. Security testing at this point has a major issue. The problem is that in many cases apart from the small security bugs that show up, a lot of serious Read more…
Hi all, In this post, we will discuss the various AWS Reconnaissance Tools used to recon and exploit AWS cloud accounts. Let’s first look at the reasons due to which credentials get exposed: Vulnerabilities in AWS hosted applications like SSRF (Server Side Request Forgery) and LFI (Local File Inclusion) Code Read more…
What is AWS Post exploitation? Post exploitation is required when you’ve successfully compromised a particular target. The purpose of the AWS Post Exploitation phase is to determine the value of the account compromised and to maintain control of the account for later use. The value of the account is determined by Read more…
AWS Security Automation Security automation is the automatic handling of a task in a script or machine based security application that would otherwise be done manually by a cybersecurity professional. AWS Security Automation is automating your AWS testing tasks like scanning, enumeration, that would save time and workload of security Read more…
Introduction In this article, we will be talking about Cloud Custodian, an open source rules engine for fleet management in AWS. The simple YAML DSL allows you to easily define rules to enable a well-managed cloud infrastructure, that’s both secure and cost optimized. Cloud Custodian unifies the dozens of tools Read more…
What is Security Monkey? Security Monkey is an OpenSource application from Netflix which monitors, alerts and reports one or multiple AWS accounts for anomalies. Security Monkey can run on an Amazon EC2 (AWS) instance, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) instance (Google Cloud Platform), or OpenStack (public or private cloud) instance. While Read more…