Public S3 buckets via legacy CloudFront origin access
Bucket policies left over from CloudFront OAI migrations can silently re-expose objects when origin access controls are updated without policy review.
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Bucket policies left over from CloudFront OAI migrations can silently re-expose objects when origin access controls are updated without policy review.
Cross-account role assumption can skip the MFA boundary if the trust policy does not require an aws:MultiFactorAuthPresent condition.
Multi-region rollouts often re-create GuardDuty in new regions without the same detector configuration as the home region, leaving blind spots.
Default VPCs persist in many accounts despite never being used by workloads, creating an unaudited public attack surface.
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