The cfn-nag tool scans CloudFormation templates to identify insecure infrastructure patterns such as overly permissive IAM rules, security group rules, lack of access logs, encryption, and password literals. It can be installed via gem or brew, and can be integrated into CodePipeline for automated scanning.
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A collection of security workshops and hands-on content for AWS security services and techniques
Open-source project for detecting security risks in cloud infrastructure accounts with support for AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, and GitHub.
In-depth analysis and insights on various cloud security topics by Rhino Security Labs team
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A search engine for open Amazon S3 buckets and their contents, allowing users to search for files using keywords, filename extensions, and full path.
Multi-cloud OSINT tool for enumerating public resources in AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
Learn how to secure applications in Kubernetes Engine by granting varying levels of privilege based on requirements.
Collection of Kubernetes manifests creating pods with elevated privileges for security testing.
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