Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Don’t say ‘spyware’—21 million screenshots in one open bucket ...

Cloud computing giant AWS, tipped off by Ukrainian security experts, seized domains that were being used by Russian threat group APT29 to send phishing emails to government officials and enterprises that contained ...

An unknown threat group leveraged publicly exposed environment variables in organizations' AWS accounts to exfiltrate sensitive data and demand ransoms in a wide-ranging extortion campaign that targeted 110,000 domains ...

AWS details Mithra, its massive neural network graph model that runs on its internal systems and is used to identify and rank malicious domains that threaten the cloud giants systems that hold ...

A hard-coded credential catastrophe: The analytics firm kept big companies’ secrets in an insecure AWS bucket. Government says victims include the “critical infrastructure sector.” ...

Anitian achieves Amazon Web Services (AWS) DevOps Competency, validating its technical proficiency and proven customer success specializing in DevSecOps. The post Anitian Achieves AWS DevOps Competency Status appeared first on Anitian ...

Everything is migrating to the cloud, including threat actors. Now it seems a trio of remote access Trojans (RATs)—Nanocore, Netwire and AsyncRAT—are being spread in a campaign that taps public cloud infrastructure ...

Long-term cloud credentials are often scattered throughout source code, on laptops or desktops, on servers, in cloud resources and in other locations. It’s easy to copy them across machines, creating credential sprawl ...

Amazon Simple Storage Service, or S3, is a popular service that many developers today rely on to quickly build applications. Over time, S3 has become a popular target for attackers, resulting in ...

ThreatStack announced this week that it has integrated its observability platform for tracking cybersecurity events with the EC2 cloud service from Amazon Web Services (AWS). Chris Ford, vice president of product for ...