root volume defaults to delete on EC2 instance termination
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root volume defaults to delete on EC2 instance termination
sure, let's make it hard to do forensics and prove abuse of resources.
new volumes have to be formatted and mounted via operating system tools.
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root volume defaults to delete on EC2 instance termination
sure, let's make it hard to do forensics and prove abuse of resources.
new volumes have to be formatted and mounted via operating system tools.
@da_667 in 2009 when i was a systems architect at intuit they desperately wanted to move away from their datacenter and into ec2. I suggested that getting some rando's old disk was a fun thing to explore as an attacker, because you just 'get allocated disk', and im not sure they 'clean it at all', so you could just ... spin up 1000 instances and run forensics tools on them, potentially finding thousands of customers tax data.
boy the stink-eye i got :D
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@da_667 in 2009 when i was a systems architect at intuit they desperately wanted to move away from their datacenter and into ec2. I suggested that getting some rando's old disk was a fun thing to explore as an attacker, because you just 'get allocated disk', and im not sure they 'clean it at all', so you could just ... spin up 1000 instances and run forensics tools on them, potentially finding thousands of customers tax data.
boy the stink-eye i got :D
@da_667 though i never actually tried it - i wonder if aws actually cleans the disks at all inbetween uses
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