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description: A playbook on how to exploit AWS resources that can be misconfigured via resource-based policies.
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# Exploiting Public AWS Resources - CLI Attack Playbook

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[coldsnap](https://github.com/awslabs/coldsnap): A command line interface for Amazon EBS snapshots
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# Exploiting Public AWS Resources - CLI Attack Playbook

The playbook shows how to exploit AWS resources that can be misconfigured to be publicly accessible. Think of it as a glossary of quick exploitation techniques that can be performed programmatically.
This playbook shows how to exploit AWS resources that can be misconfigured to be publicly accessible. Think of it as a glossary of quick exploitation techniques that can be performed programmatically.

All attacks are meant to be executed from an external environment where the attacker is ideally an administrator.

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