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Join Corey in Phoenix next Sunday at 1PM at Zuzu for a community meet-up.
Rackspace continues to trickle the truth out; it's now admitting that attackers accessed customer data
Tom Forbes scanned--wait, holy hell, he scanned every package on PyPi and found 57 live AWS keys.
In one year we're going to come back and see how accurate the heads of AWS security are with their predictions for cybersecurity in 2023
Today's tip of the week is to go fire up your important AWS account(s) and validate that the root user doesn't have API credentials assigned.

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Wait Did You Say Root API Keys?

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