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here is a small tutorial in case you want to practice it
Copy your credentials to a notepad or download it .
Create a s3readonly aceess user and get programatic access key.
Lets setup AWS CLI, goto your terminal (Linux) enter
aws configure
Enter your AWS Access Key ID & AWS Secret Access Key
Currently i have forked the code in GitHub
For Linux(Debian)
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anuvindhs/s3-inspector/master/s3inspector.py
python s3inspector.py
This script is known for false positives , also if you get error during execution try
sudo apt install python-pip pip install termcolor
or you can get the code and improvise your self as well
Thanks for sharing CLI tips!
You are welcome Wendy
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I belive its worth mentioning a legacy solution s3-inspector from Clario.
here is a small tutorial in case you want to practice it
Create IAM user
Copy your credentials to a notepad or download it .
Configure AWS CLI
Create a s3readonly aceess user and get programatic access key.
Lets setup AWS CLI, goto your terminal (Linux)
enter
Enter your AWS Access Key ID & AWS Secret Access Key
Get the code
Currently i have forked the code in GitHub
For Linux(Debian)
Execution
This script is known for false positives , also if you get error during execution
try
or you can get the code and improvise your self as well
Thanks for sharing CLI tips!
You are welcome Wendy