Amazon Web Services (AWS) Attacks

Attackers exploit identity misconfigurations, weak access controls, leaked credentials, or unpatched vulnerabilities in cloud-native services to infiltrate AWS consoles, execute malicious code, hijack instances, and exfiltrate data from compromised environments.

AWS attacks trigger massive data exfiltration, unauthorized crypto-mining operations that drain compute resources, prolonged service disruptions, substantial financial losses from inflated bills, reputation damage, and cascading failures across dependent infrastructure and applications.