SkyWrapper is an open-source security analysis tool designed to examine temporary token behaviors within AWS accounts. The tool focuses on detecting suspicious creation patterns and usage of temporary tokens that could indicate potential security threats. The application generates comprehensive Excel reports containing detailed information about all active temporary tokens in the monitored AWS environment. After each analysis run, SkyWrapper provides a summary of findings to help security teams understand the current token landscape and identify anomalies. To operate SkyWrapper, users must configure the tool through a configuration file with required AWS account details and ensure proper IAM permissions are in place. The tool requires specific AWS permissions including s3:GetObject for accessing S3 resources and iam:ListAttachedRolePolicies for examining IAM role configurations. The tool runs as a Python script and integrates with AWS APIs to collect and analyze temporary token data across the target AWS account infrastructure.
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