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As security is considered job Zero, the usage of Multi-factor authentication (MFA) within your applications has become more common nowadays. MFA is simply a security best practice that adds an extra layer of protection on top of your user name and p...
In my previous post Securing AWS Infrastructure using MFA, we discussed how we can enforce MFA authentication on AWS Console and AWS CLI, so that users cannot access any AWS resource until they use MFA authenticated credentials. A quick recap for AWS...
AWS require different types of security credentials depending upon how we are going to access the AWS resources i.e. AWS Management Console - requires user name and password Programmatic access (CLI/SDK/API) - requires access keys What are Access Ke...
AWS CLI is the standard way to interact with AWS services using commands in your command-line shell. AWS has over 200 fully-featured services. So, it is almost impossible to remember every CLI command and their parameters. This requires us to refer t...
