Tag: aws

Multi factor authentication (MFA) provides an additional layer of security and must be enabled whenever possible. In this article we go through the detailed steps to enable MFA for an AWS account Root user.

The knowledge of all public IP addresses across different services within AWS is a good way to get started with understanding what the attack footprint of an organisation looks like. This article describes fetching this information using both, the web console and the CLI.

A guide to help you discover vulnerable Log4j packages across multiple Linux machines using scripting and the AWS SSM to run commands remotely.

An AWS ELB with HTTP Desync mitigation mode set to **monitor** could allow a class of HTTP desynchronization attacks against the web server behind the Load Balancer. This article provides a step by step guide on how you can check and update the HTTP Desync mitigation mode for your ELB to a more secure option using AWS CLI.

An AWS ELB with HTTP Desync mitigation mode set to **monitor** could allow a class of HTTP desynchronization attacks against the web server behind the Load Balancer. This article provides a step by step guide on how you can check and update the HTTP Desync mitigation mode for your ELB to a more secure option.

This academy article provides hands-on guidance on how to setup AWS CLI on Linux. Follow the steps in this article to set up AWS CLI