I would really love to give you a live demo but you can understand the security issue here
Your github project includes the environment name and amplify app id. Using that I can find this project hosted on the internet, and you are basically giving people a free spot to transfer unlimited amounts of data. For example, your bucket now has a picture of my cat in it.
If someone else deployed the code provided, they could wind up with a nasty AWS bill surprise. I think the caution around security needs a bigger call-out.
Your github project includes the environment name and amplify app id. Using that I can find this project hosted on the internet, and you are basically giving people a free spot to transfer unlimited amounts of data. For example, your bucket now has a picture of my cat in it.
If someone else deployed the code provided, they could wind up with a nasty AWS bill surprise. I think the caution around security needs a bigger call-out.
indeed. i'll add more of a callout in the github, as well as instructions to remove