You shouldn’t be charged for unauthorized requests that didn’t successfully PUT data. If you know any person’s bucket name and region, that means you can maliciously rack up their bill just to hurt them financially.
lol dude, I’ve known several people who have worked at AWS for years, and the amount of duct tape and bailing wire Mickey Mouse shit that I’ve heard goes on there just… does not inspire confidence.
Yeah in my last role we were probably the biggest user of a certain storage service that was still kinda new, there were quite a few times we found bugs, features that straight up didn’t work how the documentation stated, and aws sent us workaround scripts that seriously looked like an unpaid intern wrote.
I’m not sure if GCP/Azure would be much different though.
You shouldn’t be charged for unauthorized requests that didn’t successfully PUT data. If you know any person’s bucket name and region, that means you can maliciously rack up their bill just to hurt them financially.
This is insane.
lol dude, I’ve known several people who have worked at AWS for years, and the amount of duct tape and bailing wire Mickey Mouse shit that I’ve heard goes on there just… does not inspire confidence.
Yeah in my last role we were probably the biggest user of a certain storage service that was still kinda new, there were quite a few times we found bugs, features that straight up didn’t work how the documentation stated, and aws sent us workaround scripts that seriously looked like an unpaid intern wrote.
I’m not sure if GCP/Azure would be much different though.