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For questions about securing the data stored in Amazon's S3 storage service or Amazon Simple Storage Service, vulnerabilities associated with it, mitigating the risks, etc...
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Is it insecure to expose private bucket names through signed URL?
tl/dr: As long as the bucket is not publicly accessible (i.e. you need access keys to read/write), then don't worry about the name. It
isn't private because your employees probably know it and
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S3 Bucket Name Obscurity as Security
First, standard disclaimer: Security is not an all or nothing proposition. Security procedures for an anonymous favorite-cat-voting website will not be as stringent as the security procedures for the …
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