CloudFox is an open source command line tool designed to provide situational awareness in cloud environments for penetration testers and offensive security professionals. The tool helps identify exploitable attack paths in cloud infrastructure by analyzing various cloud resources and configurations. It focuses on discovering potential security weaknesses and attack vectors within cloud deployments. Key capabilities include: - Regional resource enumeration and account reconnaissance - Secret discovery in EC2 userdata and service environment variables - Identification of workloads with administrative permissions - Principal permission and action analysis - Role trust relationship assessment for overly permissive configurations - External attack surface mapping from public internet perspective - Internal attack surface identification from within VPC environments - Filesystem enumeration for potential mounting from compromised resources The tool operates through command line interface and targets cloud infrastructure assessment scenarios where security professionals need to understand the attack surface and potential exploitation paths in unfamiliar cloud environments.
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