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- SOCRadar demonstrated a significant leak that spanned the world; it distills down to an Azure equivalent of an open S3 bucket.
- This security recap of 2022 Google Next and Microsoft Ignite is worth reading if you're doing things in that particular side of the ecosystem.
- IAM Access Analyzer findings now support Amazon SNS topics and five other AWS resource types to help you identify public and cross-account access
- DNS Analysis Server is a tool that can be used to demonstrate vulnerabilities in your DNS configuration.
- A very reasonable API Security Checklist of things to consider before releasing your API to the world.
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