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- Why AccessKeyId is included in s3 pre-signed URL?
Presigned URL for private S3 bucket displays AWS access key id and bucket name Is this a security issue?
- Secure access keys - AWS Identity and Access Management
It is possible to use access key and secret key credentials for direct AWS Management Console access, not just the AWS CLI This can be achieved using the AWS STS GetFederationToken API call By constructing a console URL using the temporary credentials and token provided by GetFederationToken , IAM principals can access the console
- Securing Amazon S3 presigned URLs for serverless applications
When designing a serverless application that utilizes S3 presigned URLs to store data in S3, a developer must consider several primary security aspects S3 presigned URLs are public resources that do not authenticate users, and anyone in possession of a valid S3 presigned URL can access the associated resource
- What is AWS STS? A Complete Guide - cloudavocado. com
AWS Security Token Service (STS) provides temporary, limited-access credentials to securely manage access to AWS resources By generating short-term credentials, AWS STS enables users and applications to make secure API calls without needing long-term access keys
- Presigned URL for private S3 bucket displays AWS access key . . .
I looked at the url that it generates and it displays the bucket name and the access key id for that IAM user Is this a security issue? On AWS it says to "Manage your access keys as securely as you do your user name and password " Is there a better way to do this that protects the access key id?
- Understanding the access token - Amazon Cognito
The purpose of the access token is to authorize API operations Your user pool accepts access tokens to authorize user self-service operations For example, you can use the access token to grant your user access to add, change, or delete user attributes
- AWS Security Token Service (STS): Complete Guide
AWS Security Token Service (STS) is a service provided by AWS to grant temporary, limited-privilege credentials for accessing AWS resources Unlike permanent IAM credentials, which can last indefinitely, STS issues credentials that automatically expire after a set time, reducing the risk of unauthorized access Core Purpose and Functionality
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