AWS IAM Privilege Escalation Methods Logo

AWS IAM Privilege Escalation Methods

0
Free
Visit Website

An attacker with the iam:CreatePolicyVersion permission can create a new version of an IAM policy that they have access to. This allows them to define their own custom permissions. When creating a new policy version, it needs to be set as the default version to take effect, which you would think would require the iam:SetDefaultPolicyVersion permission, but when creating a new policy version, it is possible to include a flag (--set-as-default) that will automatically create it as the new default version. That flag does not require the iam:SetDefaultPolicyVersion permission to use. This privilege escalation method could allow a user to gain full administrator access of the AWS account.

FEATURES

ALTERNATIVES

A powerful tool that enables organizations to discover, manage, and secure privileged access, helping to reduce the risks associated with privileged accounts and activities.

Commercial

OpenIAM offers a unified identity governance platform featuring CIAM, MFA, and PAM integration.

Free

KeeFarce allows for the extraction of KeePass 2.x password database information from memory using DLL injection and CLRMD.

Free

Guidelines and best practices for securely storing passwords.

Free

Secure and manage passwords across devices with Bitwarden's open-source, encrypted password manager.

Free

Akamai MFA is a cloud-based multi-factor authentication solution using FIDO2 standard to secure workforce logins across various applications through smartphone push notifications.

Commercial

BeyondTrust Privileged Access Management (PAM) provides comprehensive security controls for privileged accounts and users.

Free

CredStash is a tool for managing and securely storing credentials.

Free
CyberSecTools logoCyberSecTools

Explore the largest curated directory of cybersecurity tools and resources to enhance your security practices. Find the right solution for your domain.

Copyright © 2024 - All rights reserved