Alas, none had done it -- until yesterday, when Amazon announced their AWS SDK for JavaScript in the Browser. Theoretically, it does for their web services, what Dropbox did for theirs.

After if began stealing AWS credentials last summer, the TeamTNT botnet is now also stealing Docker API logins, making the use of firewalls mandatory for all internet-exposed Docker interfaces.

AWS customers were hit by a major cyberattack, resulting in stolen credentials being stored in plain sight due to misconfigured sites.

The SDK supports Amazon’s web identity federation feature (you wouldn’t want to add your AWS credentials in your HTML and JavaScript, after all).

Thousands of AWS credentials compromised via misconfigured websites Hackers exploited misconfigured systems to extract sensitive information Dev Kundaliya 11 December 2024 • 4 min read Image: ...

Hundreds of mobile apps have been found to be leaking Amazon Web Services (AWS) credentials. A recent Symantec analysis identified 1,859 publicly available apps, 98% of which are iOS apps ...