Re: Are S3 buckets insecure by default?
No, they are incredibly secure by default. You have to physically uncheck 4 checkboxes just to make the bucket and subsequent uploaded files publicly accessible.
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Visual Studio Code finally arrives on ARM64 Windows. No, you haven't woken up in 2017, sadly. It's still 2020
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It's not every day the NSA publicly warns of attacks by Kremlin hackers – so take this critical Exim flaw seriously
NTT warns its Singapore cloud was hacked, Japanese customer data compromised
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Watch on-demand, online here: Secure development during digital transformation
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Boeing brings back the 737 Max but also lays off thousands
Vietnam accelerates – dare we say it? – digital transformation for a fourth industrial revolution
China to slice internet connection costs for locals as part of plan to rebound from recent unpleasantness
Twitter, Reddit and pals super unhappy US visa hopefuls have to declare their online handles to Uncle Sam
Nokia's reboot of the 5310 is a blissfully dumb phone that will lug some mp3s about just fine
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Trump issues toothless exec order to show donors, fans he's doing something about those Twitter twerps
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