Reply to post: Re: Are S3 buckets insecure by default?

Small business loans app blamed as 500,000 financial records leak out of ... you guessed it, an open S3 bucket

Thursday 19th March 2020 16:57 GMT Michael Wojcik

Re: Are S3 buckets insecure by default?

And Amazon provide a bunch of documentation and guides on this subject. There seems to be a considerable amount of willful stupidity among the population of S3 users.

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