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S3 Website Hosting Crashcourse

In this case, your bucket name does not matter

Create the bucket (I'll use myassets) as an example
In the S3 interface, goto the bucket's Properties
Under Permissions add a grantee: - Grantee: Everyone - Check only "View Permissions"

"""
Custom filter to take a hash and output a PHP associative array
"""
from __future__ import print_function
import json

Taken from this article but modified to log all passwords, not just failed attempts.

	#!/bin/bash
	###############################################################################
	# vmstat_monitor.sh
	#
	# Options:
	# $1 Delay, in seconds, between readings. Must be >0
	# $2 Count of readings to take. This should always be 2
	#
	# If the VMSTAT_DEBUG variable is set non-empty, debug output of all values of
	# variables will be outputed to stderr.

	#!/bin/bash

	###############################################################################
	# find_iam_key.sh <access key id>
	# Searches through all IAM users to find out which soul decided NOT to use
	# instance profiles, and instead embeded a key+secret pair in an EC2 instance.
	###############################################################################

	#############
	# Functions #

	#!/bin/bash

	get_keys_for_user ()
	{
	aws iam list-access-keys \
	--user-name $@ \
	\| jq -r '.AccessKeyMetadata[].AccessKeyId'
	}

	get_all_users ()

	#!/bin/bash

	# Default number of seconds to strace for
	DEFAULT_STRACE_TIMEOUT=$((60*30))

	# Job check frequency
	DEFAULT_CHECK_INTERVAL=30

	# Use timeout?
	USE_TIMEOUT_CMD=n