Tag: aws

This document details the steps that are required to create an AWS user that will be onboarded to Kloudle so that Kloudle can make API requests to AWS.

The AWS RDS service, by default, does not enable secure transport layer security, allowing clients to connect insecurely if they want to. This is a blogpost to look at its discovery, why this is a problem and what you can possibly do to mitigate it.

The AWS WAF and Shield service can be used to protect web applications against a lot of different types of attacks. However, it has a limitation on the size of the packet that it can inspect that could result in attackers being able to bypass its protection features.

A quick read on how a decade old MySQL/MariaDB bug caused by the inability to parse a malformed scientific notation literal could be used to bypass Web Application Firewalls on-prem and more dangerously on the cloud.

A quick technical analysis of the AWS CloudShell service that provides a pre-configured shell on the cloud with access to your AWS account.