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Last week in security news: More security woes for Azure, the AWS Survival Kit, CloudGPT, and more!

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A security researcher reported a potential account compromise vector to Azure back in 2021.
I once again want to draw your attention to the open source AWS Survival Kit.
How to visualize IAM Access Analyzer policy validation findings with QuickSight
Updated ebook: Protecting your AWS environment from ransomware
ChatGPT is all the rage, and of course here's CloudGPT to analyze AWS policies for vulnerabilities
Scott Piper has a great tip for us this week: think of the vendors / partners who have roles in your AWS account.

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