Cloud Storage Credentials

Leaking cloud storage account credentials can lead to severe security incidents, including data breaches, ransomware attacks, and supply chain compromises. This report outlines the risks associated with compromised access to cloud storage services such as Amazon S3, Azure Storage, and Google Cloud Storage.

Key Risks

1. Unauthorized Access to Sensitive Data

Cloud storage services often contain confidential business data, including intellectual property, customer information, and internal documents. Attackers gaining access can:

2. Data Manipulation and Corruption

An attacker with write access can modify or delete stored files, causing:

3. Supply Chain Attacks via Rewritten Executables

Cloud storage is often used to store software binaries, updates, and scripts. A compromised account allows attackers to:

4. Infrastructure Takeover

Cloud storage credentials may grant access to other services, enabling:

5. Compliance Violations and Legal Consequences

Exposure of sensitive information due to credential leaks can result in:

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