WeirdAAL (AWS Attack Library) is an open-source framework designed for testing and validating the security of AWS services and resources. The framework provides a collection of tools and libraries that enable security researchers and penetration testers to simulate various types of attacks and vulnerabilities within AWS environments. WeirdAAL focuses on helping security professionals identify potential weaknesses in AWS configurations and services through controlled testing scenarios. The framework is built to be customizable and extensible, allowing users to adapt it to their specific testing requirements and environments. It serves as a resource for security professionals who need to assess the security posture of AWS deployments through simulated attack scenarios.
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