When I first read this story about Code Spaces (https://www.infoworld.com/article/2608076/data-center/murder-in-the-amazon-cloud.html), I was a bit horrified until I realized that this company perished so that we could all learn from its experience. Code Spaces was a company that used AWS and their account was hijacked and held to ransom. They fought back and the entire contents of their account were deleted, including their backups, and they simply went out of business. Proper use of MFA and proper access key hygiene is critical to ward off such attacks. It is also crucial to maintain backups as an entirely separate and disconnected account, so that the breach of a single account does not spell ...
Replicating the data lake for disaster recovery
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