Cloudlist is a multi-cloud asset enumeration tool designed for blue teams to centralize and inventory assets across multiple cloud providers with minimal configuration requirements. The tool supports asset discovery and listing across various cloud platforms, enabling security teams to maintain visibility of their cloud infrastructure. It provides multiple output formats to accommodate different workflows and integration requirements. Key capabilities include configurable asset filtering options, support for multiple cloud provider APIs, and extensible architecture for adding new cloud services. The tool outputs results to stdout, making it suitable for integration into automated security pipelines and workflows. Cloudlist is intended to help organizations maintain comprehensive asset inventories across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, supporting cloud security monitoring and compliance initiatives.
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