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Ensure S3 Alias Records are not vulnerableRisk Level
CriticalAddress
SecurityCompliance Standards
CBPTriage and Remediation
Remediation
Using Console
Using Console
- Sign in to the AWS Management Console.
- Navigate to the Route 53 service.
- Select Hosted zones from the navigation pane.
- Identify vulnerable DNS Alias records:
- Look for Alias records that point to S3 buckets with website hosting enabled.
- Review Alias record settings:
- Click on each vulnerable record.
- Review the Alias Target to ensure it points to a secure S3 bucket.
- Secure the S3 bucket:
- If the S3 bucket is configured insecurely (e.g., publicly accessible), modify its permissions to restrict access as necessary.
- Repeat for other vulnerable records:
- Repeat the above steps for all vulnerable DNS Alias records.
Using CLI
Using CLI
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Identify Vulnerable S3 Alias Records:
- List all Route 53 hosted zones and alias records pointing to S3 buckets.
ReplaceHOSTED_ZONE_ID
with the ID of each hosted zone. -
Update S3 Bucket Policies:
- For each S3 bucket referenced in the alias record, ensure that the bucket is not publicly accessible or misconfigured. You can update the bucket policy to deny access from all principals using the AWS CLI. Here’s an example command:
ReplaceBUCKET_NAME
with the name of the S3 bucket. -
Verify Remediation:
- After updating the bucket policy, verify that the S3 buckets are not publicly accessible or misconfigured.
ReplaceBUCKET_NAME
with the name of the S3 bucket. -
Repeat for Other Vulnerable Records:
- Repeat the above steps for each vulnerable S3 alias record identified.
Using Python
Using Python
Here’s a Python script to identify and remediate vulnerable DNS Alias records:This Python script identifies DNS Alias records vulnerable to S3 buckets and provides a placeholder for the remediation logic. You would need to implement the logic to secure the referenced S3 buckets.Make sure to have appropriate IAM permissions for managing Route 53 hosted zones and S3 buckets if you’re using AWS CLI or Python script.